dracaena fragrans riki 3-5 FT Dracaena Deremensis 'Rikki' – Dahing Plants

dracaena fragrans riki 3-5 FT Dracaena Deremensis 'Rikki' – Dahing PlantsThere are over 100 kinds of Dracaena in the world! With so many unique plants, it can be hard to find the best one for your home or office, but dont worry were here to help! The Deremensis Rikki has long, lush leaves that show off varying amounts of yellow bursting through a green center. The Deremensis grows short and bushy, whereas the Fragrans Rikki is taller and thinner. Overall, the Rikki is one of the more resilient cane plants theyre resistant

There are over 100 kinds of Dracaena in the world! With so many unique plants, it can be hard to find the best one for your home or office, but don’t worry – we’re here to help!

The Deremensis Rikki has long, lush leaves that show off varying amounts of yellow bursting through a green center. The Deremensis grows short and bushy, whereas the Fragrans Rikki is taller and thinner. Overall, the Rikki is one of the more resilient cane plants – they’re resistant to most common pests and can withstand handling and transportation much better than most other Dracaenas. As with most other canes, the tight foliage growth pattern makes the Rikki cane a fantastic air purifying plant! Found mainly in Africa, your Rikki will be happiest in rooms with medium to low indirect light. When kept in its ideal lighting conditions, the Rikki will keep its yellow variegation. If kept in a low light environment, the foliage may revert back to a solid green. 

Dracaenas prefer to be watered from the bottom of their pots, and require very little water. Be careful to not overwater your cane plant! Allow the soil to dry out thoroughly between waterings. In the best conditions, this plant can grow from 4 to 10 feet tall indoors! The large Dracaena Rikki comes in a 10” wide plastic grow pot, making it the perfect size to place in an open corner, fill that space in the hallway, or to liven up a conference room. Similar to the other plants in the Dracaena genus, Rikkis are considered toxic to pets – keep the leaves and sap out of reach of any curious pets.