A reusable 30 mL amber glass dosing bottle with an integrated glass dropper pipette graduated to 1 mL. Designed to hold a small working quantity of liquid nutrient and make measured dosing into watering or spray bottles easier.
Growth Technology GT Foliage Focus in a manufacturer-sealed 250 mL bottle. A liquid complete mineral concentrate sold in its original packaging so the manufacturer’s labeling, analysis, and use directions remain intact.
Dracaena trifasciata (Zeylanica) is Flora Cantina’s provisional name for green, horizontally banded snake-plant material acquired under the horticultural name “Zeylanica.” The underlying plant is being treated as D. trifasciata because true D. zeylanica is a separate species and the commercial name alone does not establish that identity.
The plants show the upright, rhizomatous architecture associated with D. trifasciata, with rigid sword-like leaves patterned in alternating pale and dark green transverse bands. Individual plants can differ significantly in height, width, edge coloration, and overall brightness, so those traits are documented without using them alone to assign a different species.
For Flora Cantina, “Zeylanica” functions as a transparent trade descriptor: useful for customer recognition and search, but intentionally separated from the botanical identity. A future change to true D. zeylanica should require stronger provenance or diagnostic evidence rather than appearance alone.
LIGHT
Bright indirect light is preferred for compact, strongly patterned growth, though the plant tolerates substantially lower light. Different light histories can influence stature and color, so foliage appearance alone should not be treated as a definitive identity test.
WATER / ROOT ZONE
Use a pronounced wet-to-dry cycle. Water thoroughly, then allow the substrate to dry substantially before watering again. Reduce frequency in lower light, cooler conditions, or slower growth.
SYSTEM
This is a rhizomatous, drought-adapted plant. Prioritize oxygen around the rhizome and roots and avoid keeping the crown or root zone continuously wet.
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.
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.
Thrives in bright, Indirect light but can definitely grow in low lighting.
Repot in pots no larger than 1 inch the diameter of the plant's root system.
Use a chunky soil mix such as any orchid or epiphyte branded potting soil mix.
Fast Growth Tip: Provide it lots of bright light and nutrition! This will also increase its watering needs.
