Dracaena Fragrans Compacta Houseplant - 12cm Pot - YouGarden

Dracaena plants are generally considered toxic if ingested by cats or dogs, so it is best to place the plant out of reach.

Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch, ensuring the soil is moist but not saturated.

During the growing season, a balanced liquid houseplant fertilizer applied sparingly once a month is sufficient.

While the Dracaena fragrans can produce fragrant white flowers, it is quite rare for it to bloom in an indoor environment.

It is a slow-growing shrub that remains quite compact, making it perfect for indoor use without requiring frequent repotting.

Yes, provided the bathroom has a window with indirect light; the higher humidity in a bathroom can actually be beneficial.

Often caused by low humidity or exposure to drafts; try moving the plant to a more stable environment or misting the leaves.

Usually a sign of over-watering; check that the soil is not waterlogged and ensure the nursery pot has proper drainage.

The plant may be receiving too little light; relocate it to a brighter position, but still away from direct harsh sun.