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07-08-2005, 01:19 PM
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Draecena watering - too much, too little?
We have an indoor Dracaena that was a beautiful plant when we first got it a
few months ago. The leaves were spiky and straight. Now they're limp, and we can't figure out if it's from too much or too little watering, or maybe the sun exposure isn't right. It's situated in a very bright room, but no direct sun. Thoughts? Thanks! -- x-no-archive: yes Dave |
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