What gives White Jewel Dracaena its distinctive striped appearance? Long, glossy leaves carry lengthwise bands of white and pale green against darker green foliage, creating ribbon-like markings rather than spots or splashes. This white-striped dracaena grows in leafy clusters along upright stems, retaining its architectural shape as it matures. Often sold as Dracaena Warneckii ‘White Jewel’, it is classified as Dracaena fragrans ‘White Jewel’.
Botanical name:Dracaena fragrans ‘White Jewel’
Common names: White Jewel Dracaena, White Jewel Warneckii
Growth habit: Slow-growing, upright foliage plant with cane-like stems
Light: Medium to bright indirect light; avoid harsh direct sun
Water: Let the upper half of the soil dry; water thoroughly and drain.
Humidity: Average household humidity; avoid cold drafts
Soil: Well-draining houseplant mix with perlite
Care level: Easy and beginner friendly
Pet safety: Not pet safe. Toxic to cats and dogs if ingested.
Note: Images are general representations of size and color. Leaf striping, height, and plant fullness naturally vary.
