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You can also use rich compost to top-dress the plant at the start of the growing season. As a result, only feed them every other month during the growing season. Plants in the Mass Cane family are not heavy feeders as long as you provide them a rich organic soil. When any of these two ingredients is out of balance, the Cornstalk plant can readily burn. Fertilizer is most likely the source of this “extra” fluoride and boron. How often should we fertilize our mass cane?Įxcess fluoride and boron are highly toxic to these Dracaenas. You can also hydrate leaves by wiping them with a moist cloth. You can also use a humidifier or set the pot on a tray filled with water and stones, but make sure the bottom of the pot does not come into contact with the water. Mist the leaves frequently to increase the humidity of the plant. You can notice if this plant needs humidity if the leaves begin to turn brown at the tips. It, on the other hand, thrives under average moisture. The Mass Cane prefers high humidity because it is a tropical plant. Humidity for this plant is also critical. Pro tip: Keep it away from open windows to protect it from the wind and cold in the winter. So look for another place for your plant. On the other hand, if you notice your leaves curling or turning towards the inside of your house, it’s an indication that the plant is attempting to protect itself from sunburn. Allow all of the damage to appear before you begin cutting this could take up to two weeks. You may have chopped off too much or too little foliage. Leaves should not be trimmed immediately away. On Corn plants, cold injury manifests swiftly.
A plant that has been harmed by the cold does not necessarily guarantee that it will die. The edges of the leaves will turn light grey or brown if the temperature falls below 55 degrees Fahrenheit (12 degrees Celsius). Temperatures of 60-75 degrees Fahrenheit (15-24 degrees Celsius) are ideal for the Bulk cane. The attractive lustrous yellow-green leaves can be discolored by the sun’s light and heat. Pro tip: Strong, direct sunlight should be avoided when growing a Bulk Cane plant. If you want to treat them as an outdoor plant, make sure not to expose these beauties to direct sunlight. In Summer, keep an eye out for plants that have been exposed to direct sunshine from the West. In the North window, plants will do best. Remember that Massangeana appears to have the most fabulous color in natural light, bringing out the vivid yellow striping. However, if the light is too low, the leaves will narrow, lose their color variegation, and stunt the plant’s growth. Indoors, the Mass Cane plant thrives in bright to moderate light. Pro tip: Because these plants don’t like salts or minerals present in tap water, use filtered water, rainwater, or distilled water for the best results. To avoid root rot, excess water in the saucer must be rapidly drained. Between waterings, the soil should be kept somewhat dry. This is because most Corn plant kinds are known for not requiring a lot of water. Water the plant less frequently in shady or low-light locations. You may need to water it once a week if it is in bright sunlight. The quantity of light it receives determines how often it needs to be watered. If the soil appears excessively dense, you can also add some perlite to let water drain more freely. This will add organic matter to the soil and aid drainage. Because cane plants dislike sitting in water, you can add peat moss to the potting soil. As long as water runs freely, a standard potting mix for houseplants will suffice this beauty. Loose potting soil with good drainage is ideal for Mass Cane plants. Now that you know the essential info, we will give you what you want: care tips! At the end of your reading, I can ensure that you learn how to efficiently manage this beauty. Mass Cane Plant Care Basicsīefore we get to the most exciting part, take a look first at this plant’s background. Now there is no doubt that it has to be one of your houseplants! Read below to find out more. And not just that! This Dracaena massangeana is one of the most effective and efficient plants for eliminating indoor pollutants. You can also clip them at the top once they reach the height that you like. Indoors, these canes can reach a height of 6 feet or more. This plant has one or more canes (stems) that grow to the top of the cane and create new stems and a crown of leaves. Did you know that this beauty’s common name – Corn Plant – comes from its variegated leaves resembling the foliage of corn? It has long, green leaves with light-yellow/light-green stripes running through.
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