How to make a golden-edged Dracaena reflexa look better and better as you grow it? Growing methods and precautions for the golden-edged Dracaena reflexa
Today I will introduce a houseplant foliage green plant that will make you fall in love at first sight - the golden-edged Dracaena reflexa. In appearance, it is a relatively large plant, and its leaves have vertical yellow-green stripes, looking like emeralds edged with gold. Placing it in any corner of the room makes the space look full of vitality and very lively.
The golden-edged Dracaena reflexa is a good partner for decorating the home environment. In the flower market it is available for soil culture and water culture, and it is also suitable for flower arrangement. As for placement, it is not very particular; it can be placed anywhere on the balcony, in the living room or on the windowsill. No matter what planting method you choose, in terms of care, the golden-edged Dracaena reflexa likes good ventilation and a semi-shady environment. The suitable growth temperature is 20-30℃. In daily care, it cannot be placed in strong light. Especially in summer, it should be properly shaded. Never let its leaves get sunburned, otherwise its stripes will fade and it will not look good.
In terms of watering, for potted golden-edged Dracaena reflexa, it likes moisture and is relatively drought-tolerant. During the growing season, it is best to keep the potting soil moist. If the weather is dry, spray water mist around the leaves more often to increase air humidity. If it is water culture, care is relatively simple. In daily care, you only need to regularly change the clean water, and at a suitable temperature it can stay evergreen. For fresh cut flowers, keep them in deep water. If conditions allow, you can add preservative or 84 disinfectant. This can reduce bacterial growth. For subsequent water changes, change it once every 2~3 days, keep the room ventilated, and let it receive more sunlight.
In terms of soil, when bought normally from the flower market, potted care comes with matched soil. However, in later care, in order to better maintain soil permeability, once the soil is found to have become compacted, it should be replaced in time. For later soil turning, you can choose a fertile humus soil with strong adaptability and good drainage.
In terms of fertilizing, potted golden-edged Dracaena reflexa is kept for much longer than water culture and fresh cut flowers, so it is best to fertilize during the growing season. It is recommended to apply a thin organic fertilizer once a month. In addition, note that fertilization cannot be given during high-temperature seasons or in winter.