Dracaena Darasingh
Dracaena fragrans 'Darasingh'

Dracaena Darasingh

A variegated Dracaena cultivar with green and white-striped leaves, primarily grown as a hardy, low-maintenance indoor plant known for its strong air-purifying traits.


Picture illustrating Dracaena fragrans 'Darasingh' plant

Habit

Perennial Shrub

 Height

1.5-3 m

Growth

Slow

Soil

Well-drained

Shade

Low to Bright Indirect

Moisture

Low to Moderate

Edible

No

Medicinal

No

Origin

Horticultural Cultivar

Climatic Condition

Tropical

Temperature (°)

18–26°C

Humidity (%)

40-6    0

Potting media

Loamy Potting Mix

Fertilizers

Balanced, Low Fluoride

Watering

Let dry between

Plant Weight 

5-15 Kg

Flowering Time

Rare (insignificant)

Soil Ph level

6.0–7.0  

Water Ph level

6.5–7.5

Soil EC

1.0-1.5

Yield Per Plant 

N/A

NPK ratio 

3:1:2

life Span

Perennial

Health Benefits

Excellent air purifier (removes benzene, formaldehyde).

Suggested Grow Media or Potting Mix ?

Well-draining potting soil with added perlite or pumice (25%).

Suggested Fertigation/Fertilizers

Feed every 6-8 weeks in spring/summer with a balanced, diluted liquid feed.

Common Diseases and Remedies

root rot, leaf spot, fusarium wilt, bacterial soft rot, mealybugs, scale insects and spider mites.

yellowing or drooping leaves, soft or blackened roots and stem base, brown or water-soaked leaf spots, leaf tip burn, stem decay, sticky honeydew, cottony white masses, fine webbing and speckling

Organic Remedies

improve soil drainage and avoid overwatering, remove and destroy infected leaves or stems, maintain good air circulation, wipe foliage regularly, apply neem oil or insecticidal soap, use diluted hydrogen-peroxide drench for early root or stem issues.

fungicides with mefenoxam or metalaxyl for root and stem rot, copper-based fungicides or bactericides for leaf spot and soft rot, fungicides with mancozeb for severe fungal infections, systemic insecticides with imidacloprid and miticides with abamectin for pest control.

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