[Draceana Angazi]
[Draceana Angazi]
[Draceana Angazi]
[Draceana Angazi]

Angazi [Draceana Angazi]

Draceana hybrid

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This Draceana hybrid looks prehistoric with its gnarled trunk and spiky leaves, making a striking architectural statement. The Dragon Plant (Draceana) family, got its name due to some of the plants producing a blood-red resin, hence the name 'Dragon Blood Tree'. Draceanas tolerate poor light conditions and little watering - all the while being one of the best air-purifying plants according to NASA! 

Decorative pots sold separately.

Plant size large: 30cm grow pot, height approx 110cm from the ground



Plant Care

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About Plant

Caring for Angazi

Light

Adaptable to low light situations. Also happy in brighter light, as long as its not direct.

Water & humidity

Water weekly to every second week in winter. Do not overwater this plant, it needs the soil to dry at least 50% of the way down before watering again. Dragon Plants originate from hot dry regions and store water in their thick trunks.

Feeding

Feed every 1-2 months in summer.

Re-potting

Only re-pot once every 1-2 years if necessary to one size up. They like to be root bound. Regular potting soil mixed with with cactus/succulent mix will work best.

Atrium Top Tip

Draceanas are NASA approved Clean Air Plant, removing formaldehyde, benzene, trichloroethylene and carbon dioxide. - chemicals linked with several health problems. Regularly wipe the dust off both the upper surfaces and undersides of the leaves with a damp cloth to allow the plant to exchange air freely.

Quirky plant fact

Some Dragon Tree varieties can grow 100 feet tall in the wild, and are commonly found in dry, hot climates across Africa and South America.