Dracaena Janet Craig (Dracaena fragrans 'Compacta', formerly Dracaena deremensis ... glossy, dark green leaves. Like other types of dracaena plants, and other members of the asparagaceae family ...

This is Dracaena Janet Craig compacta. Both the Missouri Botanical ... It would also help to wash the leaves with two very soft sponges, Have a bucket of warm, lightly soapy water.

Very quietly, Dracaena plants have been increasing ... deremensis are ‘Janet Craig’ and ‘Janet Craig Compacta,’ renowned for their tolerance of low light levels and for a presence that ...

This Potted Fiddle Leaf Fig Indoor Plant ($195) has large, heavily veined leaves that look great ... You can't go wrong with this Potted Dracaena Janet Craig Indoor Tree ($195), it literally ...

Here are a few: Corn Plant: The leaves look and are ... A few common cultivars include: Janet Craig, Compacta, Warneckii and Massangeana. The species green dracaena is very similar in appearance.

These leaf spots are likely the result of wet leaves, poor soil drainage or excessive watering. I have several striped Warneckii plants that I've grown from a floral arrangement years ago.

Known in less fun parts as dracaena deremensis, it’s not just the mini-palm tree aesthetic that’ll make this tree popular. “The Dracaena Janet Craig and other varieties of dracaenas are ...

Dracaena Janet Craig compacta.is easily grown in interior conditions of modest light and “people” temperatures and humidities. Skip to main content Skip to main content Register for more ...