Dracaena draco Specimen 57 / 210 import_2021_09_10_101756 Native to Colombia

Native to Colombia

creating an interesting contrast between the upper and lower sections of the plant

Avoid direct sunlight

which can turn a burgundy red at the tips

but with maturity produces a red-yellow inflorescence which produces sweet nectar to attract sugar birds and a variety of insects for pollination

Dracaena draco Specimen 57 / 210 import_2021_09_10_101756 Native to ColombiaThis branched specimen has thick stems, with an intricate pattern left behind by spent leaves. Dracaena draco, the most striking of the Dragon Trees. Slow growing, producing just a chunky single stem as a juvenile plant but eventually spreading out and branching out. Dense rosettes of long sword shaped leaves in shades of blue green with tinges of silver form the distinct crown, with spent foliage leaving behind a pattern of scars on the thick trunk.