The white, variegated edges of the White Stripe Dragon Tree is what separates it from other trees of the same species.
Known for its sword-shaped leaves, this indoor plant can adapt to different light levels, survive droughts and purify the air in your space.
Botanical name: Dracaena Warneckei

Let its soil dry out entirely before watering
Every 2-4 weeks, check as deeply into the soil as you can:
- If you feel ANY moisture, at all, wait longer before watering.
- If the soil feels COMPLETELY DRY, then it’s time to water.
Note: the more light it gets, the more often it'll need to be checked & watered.
Discard excess water
When watering, fully water the entire soil mixture. Then, allow all the excess water to drain out the bottom of the pot’s drainage holes. Discard that water.
White Stripe Dragon Tree
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The white, variegated edges of the White Stripe Dragon Tree is what separates it from other trees of the same species.
Known for its sword-shaped leaves, this indoor plant can adapt to different light levels, survive droughts and purify the air in your space.
Botanical name: Dracaena Warneckei

Let its soil dry out entirely before watering
Every 2-4 weeks, check as deeply into the soil as you can:
- If you feel ANY moisture, at all, wait longer before watering.
- If the soil feels COMPLETELY DRY, then it’s time to water.
Note: the more light it gets, the more often it'll need to be checked & watered.
Discard excess water
When watering, fully water the entire soil mixture. Then, allow all the excess water to drain out the bottom of the pot’s drainage holes. Discard that water.

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