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Common Name - Janet Craig, Corn Plant
Scientific Name - Dracaena deremensis
Description
Corn plants (Dracaena deremensis) are quite popular as houseplants thanks to their attractive foliage and hardy nature. They’re easy to grow in containers or in the garden in the right climate. These plants can grow quite tall in the wild, but they stay at a manageable size when kept indoors. They feature rosettes of sword-shaped green leaves that can grow to around 2 feet long. Tiny yellow flowers will bloom periodically, but flowers on indoor plants are rather rare. Spring is the best time for planting, though you can typically pot a nursery plant indoors at any time of year. These plants are fairly slow growers and will naturally lose their lower leaves over time while they send up new ones on top.
Light - Partial
Place - Indoors or Outdoors
Water - Loamy, moist, well-drained
Fertilizer - No fertilization is necessary for the fall and winter.
Temperature - 60 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
Special Features
Tiny yellow flowers will bloom periodically, but flowers on indoor plants are rather rare. Spring is the best time for planting, though you can typically pot a nursery plant indoors at any time of year.