• A potted Dracaena 'Mass Cane' plant with thick canes and arching green leaves with golden-yellow stripes, displayed in a greenhouse setting.
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Dracaena ‘Mass Cane’

Dracaena ‘Mass Cane’

Dracaena ‘Mass Cane’ (Dracaena fragrans)
Make a statement with Dracaena ‘Mass Cane’, a striking indoor plant arrangement featuring three (or more) staggered canes topped with broad, arching leaves striped in deep green and golden-yellow. Also known as the Corn Plant, this timeless tropical favorite brings instant height, structure, and color to spacious interiors.

Perfect for corners, entryways, or open-concept living areas, Dracaena ‘Mass Cane’ combines an elegant, upright form with easy-care resilience. It thrives in low to medium light and requires minimal watering—making it an excellent choice for homes, offices, and commercial environments. Its air-purifying qualities and bold silhouette ensure a lush, tropical atmosphere year-round.

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Sizing Description:

Large: 12" / 30cm pot diameter — approx. 5ft height (3 stalks)

X Large: 14" / 35cm pot diameter — approx. 6ft height (3 stalks)

XX Large: 14" / 35cm pot diameter — approx. 7ft height (4 stalks)

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Sun Requirements ▾

Thrives in bright, indirect light, but is highly tolerant of low to medium light. Avoid direct sun, which may scorch the leaf edges. It’s a favorite for low-light corners and interior rooms.

Watering Instructions ▾

Water when the top 2–3 inches of soil feel dry. Dracaenas prefer to be on the drier side, so avoid overwatering and ensure pots have proper drainage. Use filtered or distilled water when possible, as they are sensitive to fluoride and salts.

Care Tips ▾

Soil: Grows best in well-draining potting soil. A standard indoor mix is perfect—consider adding perlite for extra drainage if needed. Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced, diluted liquid fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during spring and summer. Skip fertilizing in winter when growth slows. Humidity: Tolerates average indoor humidity, but benefits from occasional misting, especially if leaf tips start to brown in dry air.
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