Dracaena surculosa "Gold Dust" 12"Dracaena surculosa syn. godseffiana. The Dracaena is an easy to care for plant that derives its name from the Greek word 'drakaina', meaning female dragon. The 'Gold Dust' is also called the "Spotted Leaf Dracaena" due to the spotted cream on green leaves. It is also called "Japanese Bamboo" because it can resemble bamboo with the shorter leaves cascading from the long stalks. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry to 5% between watering Soil:

The leaves are a dark

Blooms: August - October

Green and cream marbled variegation on the heart shaped leaves that cascade gracefully makes for a great hanging plant that does not need that much care

It derives its name from the Greek word 'drakaina

With great texture and color how could you go wrong

is said to cultivate love for others by allowing one to appreciate plants and flowers that nature offers

shape bloom state of each plant will vary

Its leaves are thick green variegated with cream or lemon and palmately compound

this can be reduced by half during overcast weather or in winter

Prolific summer bloomer and attractive foliage that can have dark accents depending on variety

White and pink waxy star-shaped flowers appear in clusters at the tips of spurs

flower color and bloom state of each plant will vary