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Dracaena

hanningtonii 'Samurai Dwarf'

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hanningtonii 'Samurai Dwarf'
A compact snake plant with short, thick, channeled leaves arranged in a stacked sculptural form.
Taxonomic Identity
Genus
Dracaena
Species
hanningtonii
Cultivar
hanningtonii 'Samurai Dwarf'
Formal Cultivar Name
Samurai Dwarf
Name Type
Formal Cultivar
Hybrid Parents
Hybrid Type
Family
Asparagaceae
Order
Asparagales
ID
DRA-HANN-SAMU
Growth Characteristics
Growth Behavior
Slow
Growth Habbit
Clumping, Architectural
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Care Level
Pet Friendly
Yes
No
Flowering
No
Yes

Samurai Dwarf brings the broad, fleshy leaf structure of the hanningtonii group into a compact horticultural form. Its tightly arranged leaves distinguish it from the open blade-like fans of familiar snake plants.

Genus native to
Africa, southern Asia through to northern Australia, Tropical Central America
Cultivar Origin
Also known as
Sansevieria ehrenbergii 'Samurai Dwarf', Sansevieria 'Samurai', dwarf samurai snake plant
Care Guide
Dracaena hanningtonii 'Samurai Dwarf'
Genus Guide

Dracaena plants thrive in moderate humidity and slightly moist soil. However, it’s important to let the soil dry out completely before watering to avoid overwatering. This plant can go several weeks without water.

In terms of lighting, Dracaena plants prefer bright, indirect light but can also tolerate low lighting conditions.

When it comes to potting, repot the plant in pots that are no larger than 1 inch in diameter from the root system.

For the soil, use a chunky soil mix specifically designed for orchids or epiphytes, such as any branded potting soil mix for these types of plants.

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Watering

Dracaena plants prefer moderate humidity and slightly moist soil.

Let the soil dry out completely before watery.

This plant can go several weeks without water.

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Lighting

Thrives in bright, Indirect light but can definitely grow in low lighting.

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Potting

Repot in pots no larger than 1 inch the diameter of the plant's root system.

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Soil

Use a chunky soil mix such as any orchid or epiphyte branded potting soil mix.

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Fast Growth Tip: Provide it lots of bright light and nutrition! This will also increase its watering needs.