#dracaena

June 4, 2026

Quick update on my new lucky bamboo plant. I wanted to make sure there were no hitchhikers in here, so I removed the soil that it came with, sprayed the roots with some hydrogen peroxide, and repotted it in some fresh soil. I used the Houseplant Chunky Mix from Sol Soils here. Hopefully the plant likes it!

I have never had a lucky bamboo before so I'm not sure whether I should keep the twist ties on it. I ended up removing the lower one and keeping the upper one. If I understand correctly, the ties can be used to train the plant into a certain shape, but as of now I have no real intention of doing that. If anyone has insight into whether or not I should remove the twist tie (or add more? idk) I would greatly appreciate it.

I think this plant is so cute! I'm very happy to have it added to my plant family. And look at those roots! They look nice and healthy to me.

Northern Caiman Lizard (Dracaena guianensis), family Teiidae, Peruvian Amazon.

These large semi-aquatic lizards (up to 4 ft/1.2 m) specialize in eating large aquatic snails, crawfish, and bivalves.

Dracena (lot. Dracaena) yra vienas mylimiausių ir dažniausiai sutinkamų kambarinių augalų visame pasaulyje. Savo išvaizda ji primena nedidelę palmę, nors botaniškai palmių šeimai nepriklauso. Šis augalas yra itin vertinamas dėl savo egzotiškos išvaizdos ir gebėjimo prisitaikyti prie standartinių buto sąlygų.

i found out that my "dead" dracaena have a lot of budd

now im reanimating it.