Dracaena Massangeana
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13 years ago
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Full StoryHello everyone,
Around 10 days ago after a lot of internet research I went and bought my, and my husband's, very first plant. It is a "Corn Plant" and I have such big hopes and dreams for this plant, we are newlly weds and we are both hoping that this little fellow will follow us through life.
Though I did a lot of research I feel very insecure. Is the plat known to show any signs of having changed enviroment? Except for a small accidental burn on one of the leaves (direct sunlight, I moved it as soon as I saw it and feel so guilty now) the plant doesn't really seem unhappy but when I bought it it was a green flawless plant, now I can see some scaring here and there (or am I just paranoid?).
The soil seems to have some kind of web growing on it and it looks disgusting, is this something bad or just what happens in a humid country?
Also I've heard that I shouldn't repot the plant but what if my ambition is to grown it bigger, wouldn't it need a bit more space to allow this? (Maybe the size of the pot isnt what decides this but..).
Thank you all for your time!
ronalawn82
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