Dracaena fragrans ‘White Stripe’ Asphodelaceae The reddish tones in the

The reddish tones in the petiole and central midrib are strongest in younger leaves and gradually fade

usually growing in humid understories near streams and forest floors

Humidity: Needs 70%+ humidity

Leggy growth: Lack of light or pruning

Start with healthy plants and monitor roots closely during the first weeks

Dracaena fragrans ‘White Stripe’ Asphodelaceae The reddish tones in theDracaena fragrans White Stripe Dracaena fragrans White Stripe forms heads of long, dark green leaves on upright canes. Numerous fine cream white lines run from base to pointed tip across every arching blade. Its pattern is finer and more closely spaced than the broader striping of Dracaena fragrans Warneckii.