Dracaena fragrans · Corn Plant
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Identification
Dracaena fragrans · Corn Plant
The plant shows a single woody, cane-like stem with prominent leaf scar rings, topped by a rosette of long, strap-shaped, arching leaves with white/cream longitudinal variegation and green margins/centers. This growth habit (thick cane, terminal leaf tuft) and leaf shape are classic for Dracaena fragrans, especially variegated cultivars like 'Lemon Lime' or 'Massangeana' types. The leaves are relatively broad and somewhat soft/arching rather than stiff and narrow, which fits D. fragrans better than the narrower-leaved D. marginata or more rigid D. draco. Some leaf tips show browning/necrosis, consistent with typical fragrans sensitivity to fluoride or inconsistent watering. To confirm species/cultivar with certainty, a closer image of the leaf base attachment, overall plant height, and ideally a flower/inflorescence would help rule out similar species like D. deremensis or D. surculosa variegated forms.
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