Yes indeed, its a very badly grown Dracaena marginata.

There are a number of pachycaul shrubs that better qualify as "Dr. Seuss"
plants because they are supposed to grow that way. The genera Pachypodium
and Adansonia in particular come to mind.


"Gloria Lenon" wrote in message
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This is a Dracena Marginata, good for low light, keep on dryish side and
if
they get too tall, just cut them off where you want to and new leaf buds
will form, then you can put the top part in a plant pot ( of course with
potting soil) and it will grow also! I have so many around my house
outside
(Florida) cause everytime I trim them, I put the top into the ground and
it
grows!

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gloria - only the iguanas know for sure