The Dracaena cintho is assignable to the species of dragon trees, which belongs to the family of Asparagaceae. As a very diverse group of plants with up to 150 species, the DRAC be successfully grown as indoor plants because these plants are quite undemanding and robust.
The long arching leaves are usually dark green, although there are varieties with red edge Dracaena or bright stripes. In light or lack of water always fall lower leaves first. Damaged or broken shoots sprout again and form two new shoots. Hence the name Dracaena, as the forecast growth for a dragon also several heads when you tee off only one.
The Dracaena is widely popular as a houseplant and wide, especially the variety with dark green leaves and red edge (Dracaena marginata). Dragon trees are very robust and often suitable for dark locations. To the needs of the dragon tree is not very much water and can survive dry periods and mostly undamaged. Lack of water with a yellow coloration and leaf drop followed by the lower leaves is expected.
The draca cintho has a wide Lancett-shaped leaves. The leaves mixed green and yellow.
In winter, this houseplant is little cast. A bright and sunny location is ideal, but the dragon tree also tolerates partial shade and some varieties even full shade and therefore this plant can be grown in relatively dark places.
Slightly more than 600 lux shall be provided on the premises. The shoot tips are based on the light and grow in the direction of the light.
If the dragon tree has grown too high, it can easily be cut to any height, preferably in the spring.
The following sizes are available:
Height: 110 cm
Height: 150 cm
Height: 180 cm
Height: 260 cm