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Dracaena deremensis
Dracaena deremensis
Dracaena deremensis is a tropical shrub of the Dracaena genus. Dracaena deremensis grows as an 8 to 12 feet unbranched rosette of evergreen leaves, though some cultivars are variegated in a white to grey-green color. Dracaena deremensis is also commonly grown as an indoor houseplant and includes the popular cultivars 'Janet Craig' and 'Warneckii'.
Dracaena deremensis has also been shown by the NASA Clean Air Study to help remove chemicals such as Formaldehyde.
Propagation
Dracaena deremensis can easily by propagated by stem cuttings taken from the main trunk, or by a process known as air layering.External links
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