How to Care For and Grow Your Dracaena Lisa

The Dracaena Lisa

A consummate low-maintenance statement plant, the Dracaena Lisa boasts gorgeous, deep emerald foliage and stunning height. Native to Southeast Africa, the Dracaena Lisa prefers bright to medium indirect light, but can adjust to low light environments. 

What does Dracaena Lisa need?

Light

  • The Dracaena Lisa prefers bright to medium, indirect light

  • The Dracaena Lisa can tolerate low light environments

Water

  • Water the Dracaena Lisa when the top 1-2 inches of soil is dry

  • Take care not to overwater

Growth

  • This statuesque Dracaena Lisa has a moderate to low growth rate.

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Common problems with the Dracaena Lisa

Dry Leaf Tips and Edges - Low Humidity or Overwatering

  • Symptom - Leaf tips exhibiting dryness and edges and tips

  • Cause - Low humidity, dry environment with heat/AC

  • Remedy - Mist Dracaena Lisa x2 weekly, adjust watering schedule if necessary.

Dry Patches or Dry Streaks on Leaves - Too Much Direct Light

  • Symptom - Leaves exhibiting dry patches (often round in form) or dry streaking

  • Cause - Too much direct light

  • Remedy - Ensure that your Dracaena Lisa is situated in a spot where it receives indirect light. If it is too near to a window, move it to a spot 3+ feet from the window.

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Evidence of Insects

  • Symptom - Whitish bumps, indicating scale, or black dots, indicating mites

  • Cause - Insect infestation

  • Remedy - Wash all foliage and trunks of Dracaena Lisa with a mixture of gentle soap and water.

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How to maintain a beautiful and healthy Dracaena Lisa

  • Maintenance - A little trim is all that most Dracaena Lisa’s need to keep their foliage looking fresh!

    Trimming & reshaping - If your Dracaena Lisa experiences browning at its leaf tips, this can be remedied by trimming leaves with clean, sharp scissors or shears. Follow the natural direction of the leaf as you manicure it.


    Cleaning - You can clean your Dracaena Lisa’s foliage and trunks by gently wiping it down with a soft cloth, or a mixture of gentle soap and water.

  • Repotting - Dracaena Lisas are moderate to slow growers, and repotted is typically not necessary within the first couple years.

    When to repot - when your Dracaena Lisa’s roots tightly encircle its pot or many stick out, it may be time to repot.

    Pot sizing - if you want your plant to grow taller, select a pot that’s 2” in diameter larger than your Dracaena Lisa’s current pot. If you prefer for your plant to stay the same height, its original nursery pot can be re-used, and the soil simply refreshed.

  • Get your hands dirty - spread out newspaper on the floor, remove the plant from the pot and shake off as much of the old soil as possible so that you have clean roots. Place the plant in the center of the pot, add new soil and pat down firmly. Water the soil thoroughly and place the plant in an area with bright indirect light. Your plant will take 2-4 weeks to settle from the shock and adjust to its new home. 

How to Propagate the Dracaena Lisa

Dracaena Lisas can be propagated from top cuttings. Simply cut a portion from the very top of your Dracaena Lisa below a leaf line. Place the cutting in a container of moist soil or a glass of water. When roots form, re-pot into a new container with fresh, moist soil.


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