Dracaena Tornado

This dracaena is distinctive for it's curled, spiraling leaves that resemble a twisting torando. The lush, dark green leaves are striking and beautiful. In the style of the Kokedama, the unique minimalist display is beautiful.

We We Love It:

1. Kokedamas are watered by soaking the moss ball in a bowl of water for 10-20 minutes. After soaking if any part of the moss ball is dry, run under the facet. I like to set the kokedama on the sink to fully absord the water before returning it to its usual home. The Kokedama should not be watered again until complete dry (usually 7-14 days).
2. Nutrient rich soil inside. We start with a bonsai soil mixture, then add potting soil, coco koir, charcoal, worm castings and slow release fertilizer.
3. This plant prefer bright, indirect light, which basically means it should be within 5 feet of a window, but with no direct sun (especially direct afternoon sun).

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