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Care guide: Dragon Tree

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The dragon tree is an interesting looking tree. It takes a couple of months to sprout, but once it does, it grows fairly fast. Here is what you need to know to take care of it.

Light: The dragon tree does great with high levels of light. Keep the tree indoors if you live in a region that drops below 60 degrees.

Water: When you have this plant in its potter, allow the top inch of the soil to dry out first, before you water it again.

Soil: Give this plant a decent potting soil, that has a good drainage.

Problem: Over watering can cause the roots to rot. So be careful when watering.

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