Light
Your dragon will like to be kept in light shade, or a bright spot just not direct sunlight because the leaves will scorch. As it’s such a tough cookie it will still grow in a dimly lit space but will grow slower, not as tall and it’s leaves won’t be as intensely coloured.
Water
Does not like to be over watered, and it’s quite easy to do so just chill out with the watering, make sure the top of the soil is dry between waterings and you should be good to go. If you’ve put your dragon in a dimly lit place it won’t need much watering at all.
Humidity
Doesn’t require a very humid environment but if you live in a very dry house (air con or similar) then a light misting wouldn’t go amiss.
Temperature
As a lover of an ambient temperature don’t let your dragon get too cold. Lower than 10 degrees and it will become unhappy. You can give it a wee bit of a holiday in the summer and put him outside in a lightly shaded spot, just make sure you bring it in before the weather cools.
Food
You don’t need to worry yourself with feeding your dragon but if you feel the need to you can feed it every now and again in the spring and summer months.
Toxicity
While your Dragon plant won’t hurt you it’s leaves are toxic to animals so best to keep out of fur baby reach. Cats seem to be enamoured by this spiky guy so something to consider if you have a lot of pusses.
Sophie Borrington (verified owner) –
Already in love with her. Fits in so we’ll, feels like she’s always been here.
Leann Harris (verified owner) –
Most definitely my favourite so far. I would happily be a crazy plant lady and have them in every room!
SHERRIE (verified owner) –
Lovely healthy dragon tree delivered straight to my front door, excellent service thanks Emma
Claire (verified owner) –
The perfect spiky companion for a room that needs plants but doesn’t get bright light. Thank you!