Tornado Dracaena

Dracaena fragrans, the corn plant, belongs to the Asparagaceae family. [8]

Tornado forms a twisted crown with green leaves and broad light-green margins. [13]

Choose bright filtered or indirect light, protected from hot direct sun. [9]

Use a well-draining houseplant potting mix in a stable pot with drainage holes. [1][2]

Keep the plant in steady indoor warmth, away from cold drafts and hot radiators. [3]

Moderate to high household humidity suits woody dracaenas. [10]

During active growth, use a liquid houseplant fertilizer according to its label; avoid overfeeding. [15]

Shorten overgrown stems to manage height. New shoots develop below the pruning cut. [15]

Reduce watering as indoor growth slows in winter, while continuing to check the mix. [9]

Lemon Lime has arching green and yellow-green striped leaves. [11]

Tornado carries a twisted crown and broad light-green margins. [13]

Colorama has narrow leaves with pink margins and pale-yellow streaks. [14]