Heres everything it’s crucial that you know about how to grow and care for the lemon lime dracaena.
Simply use a pair of sharp pruning shears in spring or summer to trim your plant back to size.
Dont forget to repurpose any stem cuttings for propagation.
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Avoid exposing this dracaena to periods of harsh, direct light as it is susceptible to leaf burn.
Stop fertilizing entirely during the fall and winter months when the temperatures begin to drop.
Cuttings can be rooted in water, soil, or sphagnum moss depending on your personal preference.
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Heres how to propagate lemon lime dracaena in a few simple steps.
Generally, its best to repot any houseplant during its active growing season, the spring or summer months.
That being said, the task can also be completed in fall or winter if needed.
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Heres how to repot a lemon lime dracaena in a few simple steps.
When grown outdoors, watch out foraphidswhich can quickly overtake a plant.
Be sure to regularly check your plant for pests to prevent an infestation.
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As for diseases, the most common disease to watch out for is root rot.
Leaves turning brown and leaves yellowing are two common problems that plant owners most often run into.
Brown Leaves
Brown leavesare a common problem among most houseplants, including the lemon lime Dracaena.
Unfortunately, theres no straightforward answer when it comes to this issue.
Examining your plants growing environment closely is the best way to determine what the potential culprit may be.
Dracaenas are generally low-maintenance and forgiving plants that are considered low-maintenance and ideal for beginners.
If your plant is overwatered or underwatered you may notice the leaf tips starting to turn brown.
However, in warm climates, these dracaenas can also be grown outdoors in garden beds or containers.
