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Song of India Scientific Name: Dracaena reflexa 'Variegata' The genus name comes from the Greek word "Drainaha," meaning "female dragon." The specific name "reflexa" means "swiftly retracting," referring to the leaf's backward-curving shape. Common Name: Song of India Type: Broadleaf evergreen, perennial Family: Asparagaceae Native Range: Madagascar and Mauritius, neighboring islands in the Indian Ocean, hence the Thai name. Height: 4.5-6 meters Width: 1.0-3.0 meters Bloom Time: Plants that have reached maturity and have sufficient food reserves bloom. Blooms throughout the year with high daily photoperiod. ๐ Sun Requirements: Part shade, receiving 4 to 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. Water Requirements: Moderate to low. Can be grown in water. Maintenance: Low, requiring only trimming of unattractive leaves. Suggested Use: Use as a tall ornamental shrub for both indoor and outdoor gardens. It also excels in potted plants, as it tolerates dry air in air-conditioned rooms. Leaves: The stem is profusely branched. It has simple, lanceolate leaves with a broad base that gradually tapers toward the tip and base. The base of the leaf that attaches to the branch encircles the branch, forming a tight spiral around the branch. The leaf tip is pointed, with smooth margins. The leaf blade is relatively thick and shiny. The leaves have yellow variegated stripes along both edges, with a green centerline. Culture: Indian Song of the Sea is a plant that thrives in a wide variety of soils. In poor soils with very little organic matter and poor drainage, it can grow, but its shape will be unattractive. The preferred soil type is a potting soil with a high organic matter content, loose soil that drains well and allows for good aeration. Indian Song of the Sea is a tree that stores nutrients in its hard, brown stems. Therefore, it is popularly propagated by cuttings, which produce high root growth rates, relying on the nutrients stored in these stems. 0 Problems There are few serious insect or disease problems. Just be careful of mealybugs, which can infest the leaves. This plant can withstand days of dehydration. Brown, dry leaves may show signs of dryness if exposed to excessive moisture or prolonged dehydration. 0 Ancient beliefs refer to those who grow anything and it grows well as those with "green thumbs." This is the equivalent of the English word "green thumb." 0 Muuyehn Studio is a channel created to encourage those with cold hands, neutral hands, warm hands, hot hands, and any hand. Plants can thrive and flourish, as long as they get to know and love growing them. Even if it dies or grows slowly, don't worry. Just keep planting.