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Thursday, December 3, 2009
Dracaena Flowering
This is the first time I have ever seen a Dracaena flower. The stalk is very impressive given the limited size and number of leaves on the plant. I never would have expected a long and trailing stalk with clusters of flowers. It doesn't look like any have opened yet but I'm excited to see what this plant has in store.
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wow! i've never seen that either. any idea how you got yours to flower?
ReplyDeleteOther than keeping it in a greenhouse no. It's fertilized every two weeks. Unfortunately when I went in to work on Tuesday the plant was gone. I'm a little disappointed but at least I got to see some of it.
ReplyDeleteWe have one here in the library where I work (I probably brought it here but can't remember for sure) and it has bloomed for the past two years. I didn't realize they bloomed either until it happened. The fragrance of the blooms is over-powering and some people even complained about it last year.
ReplyDeleteI love the coffee plant! That's so cool! Maybe you can bite into a bean to find out what it tastes like!
ReplyDeleteThat other plant is pretty interesting too.
I may just try that. I really wish that other plant didn't just disappear.
ReplyDeletelet the dracaena massangeana get super dry and cut its light level and they will flower
ReplyDeleteplants flower as a last ditch attempt at reproducing and continuing of its species
try to kill it
it will bloom