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Dracaena Fragans Plants 14.5 cm pot

Original price Rs. 499.00 - Original price Rs. 499.00
Original price
Rs. 499.00
Rs. 499.00 - Rs. 499.00
Current price Rs. 499.00
SKU DRA-FRA-0145
Watering

Water when the top layer of soil is dry.

Light

Dracaena Fragans thrives in bright, indirect light — a north or east-facing window is ideal. Direct sun scorches its glossy leaves, while very low light causes the yellow-green margins to fade and the lanceolate leaves to narrow over time.

Pet Friendliness

Keep out of pet reach — This plant and your furry friends cannot become the best buds.

Fertilizer

Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

Also Known As: Corn Plant, Cornstalk Dracaena, False Palm

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The Dracaena Fragans plant arrives with upright, bushy growth — long glossy leaves fanning outward from a central stem, each one lanceolate and edged with a yellow-green margin that gives the plant a quietly variegated look even in its most classic form. It is the kind of plant that looks considered, like someone placed it on purpose.

About Dracaena Fragans

Botanically, Dracaena Fragans earns its common name — the Corn Plant — from its broad, strap-like leaves arranged around a thick, unbranched stem that genuinely resembles a young corn stalk. Indoors in containers, it grows slowly and steadily, typically reaching 4 to 6 feet over many years, making it one of the few houseplants that genuinely maximises vertical space without outgrowing a room. It thrives in bright, indirect light — direct sun will scorch its glossy leaves, while very low light causes them to narrow and gradually lose their colour definition. One more thing worth knowing: it is sensitive to fluoride in tap water, which is one reason brown leaf tips appear; watering with filtered or collected rainwater keeps those long leaves looking clean and whole.

Why Dracaena Fragans Belongs in Your Living Room

A Statement Plant That Earns Its Corner

Among indoor plants for living rooms in India, few combine slow growth with genuine visual presence the way this one does. The upright, bushy habit and glossy foliage give it a structured, intentional look that suits both modern apartments and more traditional homes — placed near a well-lit window or beside a television unit, it draws the eye upward without demanding daily attention.

Fragrance You Did Not Expect

The name Fragans is not decorative — this plant produces sweetly fragrant white and yellow flower clusters on long stalks when it does bloom, though indoors this is a rare and special event that happens at night. If yours ever decides to flower, consider it a sign that it is genuinely thriving.

A Genuinely Low-Demand Long-Term Companion

For anyone building their plant collection or returning to plants after a gap, the Dracaena Fragans is the reliable anchor. It prefers temperatures between 60°F and 75°F — exactly the range most Indian homes maintain — and handles the humidity of Indian monsoon seasons naturally. It does not sulk when you travel for a week.

Housewarming and Gifting Ready

Its upright form and easy-going nature make it a popular housewarming gift across India — a plant that says "this home will grow" without needing a card to explain it. It comes in a clean 8.5cm pot, easy to re-gift as-is or dress up with a sleeve for Diwali or a new home celebration.

Is This a Variegated Corn Plant?

The classic Dracaena Fragans — this very plant — already carries gentle variegation in its yellow-green leaf margins, which deepen or lighten depending on light levels. More distinctly patterned varieties like 'Massangeana' feature a bold yellow stripe running down the leaf centre, while 'Lemon Lime' shows white-yellow striping against gray-green. This listing is for the foundational Fragans form: glossy, green-centred, yellow-margined, and the easiest of the group to grow consistently well. If you have been curious about the variegated corn plant family, this is the ideal starting point before moving to the more dramatic cultivars.

Also Known As: Corn Plant, Cornstalk Dracaena, False Palm

Why Buy From Chhajed Garden

Every Dracaena Fragans we send out is grown in-house in cocopeat at Sanjay Nursery, where 40+ years of hands-on growing experience means your plant arrives with healthy, well-established roots — not a rushed cutting. And because we back every plant with a 7-day replacement guarantee, you can order with complete confidence.

Slow to grow, slow to leave — the Corn Plant is the kind of companion that quietly becomes part of the furniture, and then part of the family.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions

The Dracaena Corn Plant (Dracaena Fragans) gets its name from its broad, strap-like leaves arranged around a thick central stem that closely resembles a young corn stalk — a feature not shared by slender varieties like Dracaena Marginata. It also tends to be bushier and broader-leaved than most other Dracaena types.

Brown tips on Dracaena Fragans are most commonly caused by fluoride in tap water or low humidity — both common issues in city apartments. Switch to filtered or rainwater and keep the plant away from direct AC airflow, and the new growth should come through clean.

Dracaena propagation is straightforward — cut a healthy stem section of around 5 to 8 cm, let the cut end dry for a day, then plant it upright in moist cocopeat or a perlite mix. Keep it in indirect light and it will root within 4 to 6 weeks.

Dracaena yellow leaves are usually a sign of overwatering — the roots sit in wet soil longer than they should, especially during winter when growth slows. Let the top layer of soil dry out completely before watering again, and make sure the pot has drainage.

No — Dracaena Fragans is toxic to both cats and dogs and should be kept well out of their reach. If a pet chews on the leaves, contact a vet promptly.

Among the common Dracaena plant types — Fragans, Marginata, Sanderiana, and Reflexa — Dracaena Fragans is the most forgiving for beginners because of its wider tolerance for light variation and irregular watering. Marginata is the most dramatic in looks but slightly more demanding about light consistency.

It does best near a window with bright, indirect light — a north or east-facing window works well in most Indian apartments. Direct afternoon sun will scorch the glossy leaves, and very low light will cause the yellow-green margins to fade and the leaves to narrow over time.