Dracaena Draco Farm |
Bringing back ancient life |
Flower spike |
Growth |
Draco is a slow grower and takes 10 years to reach about 1.5m with masses of blue-green leaves.
As the old leaves die the stem gradually unveils with a scaly pattern.
At about 15 years of age the stem stops growing and produces a flower spike with white, lily- like perfumed flowers, followed by coral berries
Soon a crown of buds appears and draco starts branching.
Each branch makes its own flowers and re-branches, so a mature plant gets its stunning, umbrella-like habit. |
Mature berries |
Seeds |
Open flowers |