Indoor plants

Dracaena Marginata

د.م. 399,00

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Dracaena marginata, the Madagascar dragon tree, repotted in a 13 cm handmade pot watered through the saucer.

Handmade pot S (13 cm) with built-in saucer
Watering by capillary action, without excess
Easy, slow-growing

Care Easy (beginners)

Watering Moderate (1×/week)

Croissance Croissance lente

40 DH deliveryWhatever the city. Or collect from the studio in Rabat.
Cash on deliveryYou pay the courier, or at the studio if you collect your order.
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Specifications

Type de plante: Plante d'intérieur

Description

Dracaena marginata, known as the Madagascar dragon tree, forms tufts of fine, pointed green leaves edged with red at the top of slender stems. It is very undemanding and grows slowly. Ours is grown by partner nurseries, then repotted at our studio in a 13 cm handmade pot whose saucer lets you water from below.

At a glance

Botanical name	Dracaena marginata
Other name	Madagascar dragon tree
Pot	handmade pot S, 13 cm, built-in saucer
Light	indirect, bright or medium
Watering	through the saucer, when the surface is dry
Temperature	18 to 28 °C
Pets	Toxic to cats and dogs: keep out of their reach

Where to place it

On a desk, shelf or coffee table, in a bright room. It tolerates medium light but keeps brighter colours near a window.

Caring for your Dracaena marginata

Pour water into the saucer: the soil draws it up by capillary action. Wait until the surface is dry before watering again.
It isn't fussy about humidity but appreciates air that isn't too dry.
Remove the old lower leaves as they dry: that's how it forms its trunk.
Feed it once a month in spring and summer with root feed for foliage plants.

The right potting mix

A light, free-draining mix. When repotting, potting soil lightened with perlite suits it.

Mistakes to avoid

Leaving water in the saucer all the time.
Very hard water: brown leaf tips.
Scorching afternoon sun.

Frequently asked questions

How does watering through the saucer work?
Fill the built-in saucer and the soil absorbs the water from below within a few hours. The roots drink what they need, without excess.

Every plant is chosen and checked at the studio before it leaves. Delivery anywhere in Morocco, or collection from our studio in Rabat. A plant that arrives damaged will be exchanged: let us know within 48 hours with a photo.

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