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Dracaena 'Janet Craig'
Indoor Plants
About This Botanical
Dracaena 'Janet Craig'
A dracaena with dark, glossy green leaves. It is one of the easiest indoor plants.
How to care for Dracaena Janet Craig
- Light: bright, indirect light. It tolerates low light, but too much direct sun scorches the leaves.
- Water: water moderately and regularly, letting the top of the soil dry between waterings. Inconsistent watering browns the leaf edges.
- Water quality: dracaenas are sensitive to fluoride and chlorine. Let tap water stand for several days before use, or use filtered water.
- Trimming: trim brown tips back to healthy tissue.
Frequently asked questions
What is a dracaena plant? A common houseplant with strap or spiral leaves, grown for its foliage.How to take care of a dracaena plant? Bright indirect light, water when the top of the soil dries, and use water that has stood for several days.
How to prune a dracaena plant? Trim brown tips back to healthy tissue. Old, leggy stems can be cut back.
Read the full dracaena care guide.
⚡ Quick Facts
At a Glance- • Light: Bright indirect light
- • Water: When the top 1–2 inches of mix are dry
- • Mature size: 3" nursery grow pot; compact tabletop foliage.
- • Pet safety: Check this plant’s species-specific pet-safety guidance before placing it around pets. Verify with our Pet-Safe Checker.
- • Beginner-friendly: Care difficulty varies by plant. Follow the light, watering, and drainage guidance on this page.
Evidence-Based Indoor Botanical Care
Read in-depth cultivation protocols written by Nick Alan and Jenna Lee covering aroid soil physics, moss pole climbing dynamics, root rot remediation, and seasonal light acclimation.