Madagascar Dragon Trees P H N
Dracaenaceae:  Dracaena Marginata
2023
April 16: The 2 plants in the large pot are doing well in the front hall.
June 1: I transplanted them into the garden.
 

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2022
June 13: I have one planting of 2 plants set out, and 2 plants in pots inside.
August 20: All surviving.
 
2020
~March 20: I repotted the remaing live plant and put a thick piece of broken off root in water.
29: Now it has many smaller rootlets, and I planted it in a tall styrofoam cup. I also cut the parent plant back and put 3 pieces of stalk and the top leafy section in water.
April 4: I put the top leafy section in vermiculite in a perforated styrofoam cup.
June 10: I found roots on the top section and put it into a pot of soil. About a week ago I found a few roots on one section of stalk and planted it in soil. One other section of stalk has one short root so I left it in water, and I discarded the other as I have enough now.
 
~2019
December 31: 2 of the trees appear to have died but the surviving one looks healthy.
 
~2018
They still looked sickly, but I continued to give them minimal care.
 
~2017
I found a discarded pot with 3 of these trees in it. They looked sick, but I brought them home and left them outside with minimal care all summer.
I brought it in for the winter.