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dracaena fragrans singapore Dracaena Fragrans Iron Tree BabyPottedPLANT AT A GLANCE Originated in Tropical Africa. Best under medium to bright indirect light About once a week, allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings Fast growing Not safe for pets. PLANT SIZE Plant height length: av. 35cm Grow Pot size: 15cm DESCRIPTION Iron Tree (Dracaena fragrans) Baby A compact Iron Tree (Dracaena fragrans) thats easy to place, easy to care for, and extremely forgiving perfect for desks, shelves, entry

PottedPLANT AT A GLANCE

Originated in Tropical Africa.
Best under medium to bright indirect light
About once a week, allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings
Fast growing
Not safe for pets.

PLANT SIZE

Plant height/length: av. 35cm

Grow Pot size: 15cm

DESCRIPTION

Iron Tree (Dracaena fragrans) –  Baby

A compact Iron Tree (Dracaena fragrans) that’s easy to place, easy to care for, and extremely forgiving — perfect for desks, shelves, entry consoles, or as a starter indoor plant. Despite its modest size, it carries the same strong, upright presence the Iron Tree is known for.

🌿 Plant Highlights

  • Botanical Name: Dracaena fragrans

  • Common Name: Iron Tree

  • Plant Height: approx. 35cm (measured from ground level)

  • Grow Pot Size: 15cm

  • Form: Upright stem with structured foliage

  • Growth Rate: Slow to moderate

🌱 Plant Condition & Establishment Notes

Newly supplied plants may appear lightly foliated, especially if they’ve just gone through pruning, transport, and a change in environment (light, airflow, watering routine).

Dracaena naturally prioritises root recovery and stem stabilisation first, so leaf fullness may look lighter at the start. Once placed in a stable spot with bright indirect light and a consistent watering routine, the plant will redirect energy into new leaf growth, gradually becoming denser and fuller over time.

This is a normal and healthy adjustment phase.

💧 Care Tips

  • Light: Bright, indirect light (tolerates lower light)

  • Water: Allow top layer of soil to dry slightly between watering

  • Humidity: Average indoor humidity is sufficient

  • Maintenance: Very low; remove older leaves as they age

🧧 Feng Shui

The Iron Tree symbolises strength, stability, and steady progress. Its upright growth is often associated with grounding energy, making it suitable for workspaces, entrances, and areas where calm focus and resilience are desired.

🧧 Chinese New Year Blessing

Welcomed during the Lunar New Year for its symbolism of strength, stability, and steady growth, the Iron Tree is believed to support resilience and long-term prosperity. Its upright form represents rising energy — ideal for refreshing workspaces, living areas, or gifting a meaningful green blessing for the year ahead.

🪴 Pot Pairing

Can be placed directly into a decorative pot (no immediate repotting required). Choose a snug-fitting cover pot for a clean, minimal look.

✨ Notes

  • Natural variation in leaf density and height may occur

  • Images shown are for reference

Important to know: As plants are natural products, form, pattern and colour will vary. 
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