Song of India

What Makes it Unique?

• Easy-to-grow plant with drought-tolerant nature that survive a few missed watering sessions.
• One of the best air-purifying plants, preferred by home gardeners to remove toxins from the air. 
• An adaptable houseplant that easily survives challenging atmospheres and different sunlight locations. 
• Green narrow pointed leaves with yellow borders at the end appear beautifully from the roots.

How to Care?

• The plant prefers bright sunlight. However, the Song of India could easily survive bright artificial sunlight. 
• Protect your plant from direct and harmful sun rays to avoid damaging leaves. 
• The soil needs to be fertile and filled with organic content for the best growth.
• Summer and spring is the ideal season to feed your Song of India plants with fertilizer.
• Make sure the fertilizer is rich with organic content and well-draining nature for best growth.  
• Do not choose a non-porous soil as Dracaena Reflexa requires well-draining soil to stay away from waterlogging. 
• Re-pot the plant only after at least 15 days of receiving the plant to allow some time to recover from travel shocks.
• You must re-pot only when the plant outgrows the current pot for the next re-potting. 
• Also, choose the evening to re-pot your Song of India and keep it in a shady place for at least 2-3 days. 
• Gradually move the plant from low light to direct sunlight spot to avoid killing the plant.
• Water the Dracaena Reflexa only when the topsoil feels dry to the touch. Keep it moist but never soggy as roots begin to rot easily.  
• Always loosen the topsoil before feeding them with fertilizer to allow the fertilizer to dissolve easily in the soil.
• As a fast-growing plant, they require pruning from time to time. It is best to prune the plant before the primary growing season.