I haven't ever listend to such clear and extremely exhaustive explations about plants. Also your English is excellent. Elena Italia

This is a great, full of information and a helpful video, perhaps it would be more useful if whenever you’re talking about a specific problem you attach some pictures pointing to that specified point you’re explaining , this would help A LOT especially for beginners (like myself), it would really help us to know the type of problem our plants have. Thank you so much for this wonderful channel.

Thank you! This was the only video I could find that describes everything you need to know about these plants. Great instructions 👍

This video is informative and extremely helpful! I'm taking notes when watching your lecture. Thanks for making this one!

Thanks for this video! 🍀My dracena always gonna have brown tips, I just love touching it :D

Great stuff here and thank you.. It would be a bonus if there could be a few example of these deficiencies included

I bought a beautiful Draceana Lemon Surprise from Costco. A couple of the bottom leaves had been sniped, it had been watered (probably not with our hard water) thoroughly. I'm in Canada. It's cold, I wrapped it up in cloth shopping bag to keep it warm while going outside. The next morning it had blackening leaves. I took it out of the outer bowl to let it dry better, trimmed some of the dead areas and have put it in a diffused light area of my home.

What a thorough and fantastically informative video. The only improvement would be photos of what you're describing as well. Thank you!

I’m very impressed with the depth of your knowledge about plants. Thank you

A very informative and interesting video you created I really enjoyed

Thank you so much! My husband brought home one from the store that had mites. He didn’t realize the browning leaves that looked like new growth in the crown! I’ve been racking my brain to what the issue was this whole time. Nowhere could I find anything on this. Just over or under watering or chlorinated or fluoride waters. This helps me so much. I was hoping been oil solution wiping down my plants would get rid of these guys. The same thing tends to happening with my monstera deliciousa black leaf tips.

23 minutes later, and finally, I know why my plant has those irregular patterns on some leafs 🍃 😄.. But thank you so much. I've watched other videos and yet no real answer as you did. I'm literally watching your videos now.. thanx 🌱

Super informative but obviously it’s easier to move into a green house than getting these to thrive in a Nordic apartment. Thank you

So nice to listen to someone who knows why and how to prevent on KZfaq. Ty for the informational vid

Great channel! I am becoming a huge fan recently. Any chance to talk about money tree(Pachira Aquatica) in the future ? Thanks! :)

Oh wow, what a great explanation. Thank you very much, I think I know now what is wrong with my plant!!

it would be great if you could show in detail some of the spot types. i can supply you at least with two types - the tips and something i have no idea what it is, but i would like to solve it.

Wish I would have seen this video earlier. 😅 So so helpful. Thank you!!

I watched every video you have about this plant! I recently inherited three 7' tall dracaena plants and they have every issue except the black stems. They were completely covered in dust also.

Best video I have seen for beginners like me 😊

You are the best to explain about plants

Thanks for this! 🌿💚🌱

Thanks so much for this, I thought my plant had a bacterial problem, but with your help I can tell it's the chlorine/fluoride in the water.

Thank you for giving us such informative ideas and tips on how to take care of a plant. Keep it up and keep it coming.

Such a comprehensive lecture! Thanks very much!

It's so clear and easy to understand . Great information !

Thank you so much for sharing about draceana I really need this advice about taking care of this plant..very well explained thank you 😊

Wow can’t believe how much you know about this topic! And really well-explained and thorough! Thanks!

Thanks. I learned that my dracaena definitely has the fungus problem. It's so dry here, especially with the wood stove going in the winter, that I shouldn't have gotten this problem, so I think it's probably the one-of-a-kind pot that I had it in. Thank you.

I hv just started keeping house plants and your channel is the best source for learning. Absolutely love the way you explain with all details. Thank u so much.

Thank you soo much, I thought my plant is dying I just took a deep breath 😮‍💨

Thank you for this very informative video and for including time stamps, they are super convenient 🙂👍

Super care video! ... VERY helpful. Also, congratulations on your first rate command of the English language.

Your advice is by far the best I have found! And I am someone who does extensive research. There aren't many who give RELEVANT information in the entire video, as you do! All the best!

Excellent and very informative video. My cintho has some of the problems you covered.

wow.. . you thorough knowledge and detailed explanations are fantastic! Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for really going into great detail with the problems and solutions segment. I got a lot of good tips that I am excited to apply into caring for my plant.

Love your Christopher Walken impression. ☺

Very helpful to know about the brown spots on the leaf edges. I did other research and was worried it was getting too much light. I will check for the root issue from too much or the issue of too much fertilizer. Thank you SO MUCH!

Thank you so much, such helpful information, you have solved my problem. I really enjoy watching your videos, they are so educational

Thank you very much. I will try your tip and see if my Draceana will be happy again.

Thank you my plant has fungal disease appreciate the help

Thank you for being informative.

This is exceptional and really helpful. Thank you.

Thank you so much for sharing this It shows how much you care for plants! My dracaena has been suffering . I’ve learned so much from this video and I will help my plant recover the best I can 😭🤍

Best video I’ve seen! Very informative. Thank you!!👍🏾

Thank you for the informations! What should I do if the plant was burned from exposure to too much hot sun? You touch this point by the end but no suggestions i think. Thank you!

Your videos are the best! Thank you so much!

The most informative video. Thank you very much.

Very good and clear explanation 👍👍👍

I havent watched the whole video and I like it already! 😁

Can you have an episode on watering or Q&A on watering? I follow experts' advice to water, that is, water when the top of soil is an ^inch or two^ dry - and to me it's bone dry, meaning I don't feel moist at all in the finger I dig in - so typically I water 10-14 days during summer on typical houseplants eg dracaena, sansevieria, pothos, African milk tree. My plants grow fine but I won't say they grow great, for one they they grow very slowly, and the look of the plants is just OK or only good. Then two friends of mine water in ways that are against all plant experts' suggestions. They water their plants (‎sansevieria, dracaena, umbrella plants, Pilea, pothos) once a week, when the soil ^surface^ just feels a bit dry (but it is still moist to me) and they would pour a cup or two of water around in. That's it. Their plants grow beautifully. We are in similar growing environment - same city, indoor, with mine in east facing window while theirs either north facing window or office lightening (and low light during the weekend). For example, my Dracaena Deremensis 'Janet Craig' just grow 3 to 5 leaves during 9 months since winter and my friend's is already twice as tall and full during the same period. So I'm very puzzled by plant experts' do and don't on watering. Thanks.

Very well explained. Thank you for sharing.

Really well explained and straight to the point, thanks for taking the time to clearly talk about this! I have a Dracaena fragrans at home which stayed in the same pot soil for about two years, I moved from a warm/cold place to a really hot and humid one. After moving, my Dracaena started to look weak so I tried to repot her, when I took the plant out of the soil , it had very few roots and all of them looked brown and completely hollow. I've been avoiding over watering and direct sunlight, used new soil and a bigger pot than before but the plant just keeps looking worse and worse, all of her leaves dried and have fallen, the steam lost all the green color, turning black and brown. Is it really dead now? Was it my fault during repotting? was it already dead beyond ways to help her? I'm feeling pretty bad about this, she's been with me for a while...

Thank you for the sharing. Great video and very informative.

Super useful, love your videos! thanks very much

Amazing video very informative! Thank youuuuuu!

Thank u so much for all those useful information!

I love these guys!

Ok!! So i just asked a question but I just pretty much got the answer!! Thank you so much~~

Wow!❤❤❤ thank you so much! This video is perfect

Excellent ty! I live in Florida and there r a lot of different species of this plant and easily grow outside in pots or in the ground. Ur explanations in all ur videos are very clear and lot of info. Other videos r not so informative. I would have liked to have seen the actual plant with these problems, or pictures. That’s all, otherwise excellent videos for this plant, I e watched a few. I had been overwatering mine. I let it dry out well between watering, but still getting brown edges. One other thing, after making a cut at brown, it just keeps getting worst. Idk why

Thanks, very informative. I see now I will have to get aggressive with mine. Repot, let up on fertilizer and only bottle water only. Thanks. If I does better, I will let u know

Thank you for those great tips!

Loved your channel.. You are a plant doctor🌹

So informative! Love it 😊

Thanks a lot for your valuable guidance.

Very very informative! Thank you so much, I have 3 such plants.

Thank you

Excellent!!! Learned a lot thank you❤️

Thank you for this video it was what I needed to know!

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Thank you!

Thank your very important and informatives introduction this reallity sensitives dragon plant

Thank you! This helped a lot!

This is great thank you! Can you please do one for ficus elastica?

Thanks for good information

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Thank you!!!

I am enjoying your videos very much. I was wondering if you can do such an informative video on aglaonemas, dieffenbachias, and syngonium? Thank you for such wonderful information.

Thanks for the video. Wish photos of the issues had been included. You mention there are treatments, but stop short of telling us what the treatments are.

Me too taking notes

My dracaena has started to have withered leaves. It’s definitely not the root rot, but very likely broken off roots. I might have damaged it with excessive moving of the plant while re-potting and then moving around for best spot. The plant was not very stable in the new soil. If the damage to the roots is bigger then slight - what are the chances that the plant will recover to better condition and ability to absorb water properly? Is the root system of a dracaena rebuilding itself after breaking of? Thank you

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I loved the way of your explanation, the treatment for root rot simply by watering the plant once a week, or are there other solutions? Because the leaves have begun to fall.will adding a table spoon of vinegar to one liter of water help?

thank you:)

Dracaenas are beauties often makes me think of pineapples

I enjoy all of your videos, I like how in depth they are. Please introduce yourself to us, what's your first name?

My dracena marginata bi-colors (about 21" tall) have vertical cracks in heir stems. The growth and leaf health doesn't seen to be affected but I haven't been able to find a reason for this phenomena and how to avoid further damage. I'd appreciate it if you'd address this in a future video.

Perfect. I needed this info. My tips are brown. I move it 😅

I think they call that leeching the soil when u let water run thru the soil for a while n rinse it well...right?? I love ur vids thank u!!

I just threw out half my dracena. It was fine for a long time. Then I noticed tiny triangular white things on it. They were smaller than the head of a pin. I carefully washed them off, but it seemed that the plant was dying back from the top. The leaves were falling off by the handful. There was a bad smell in my flat and I thought it was something else, but today when checking the plant I noticed a kind of wet pulpiness under the outer skin of the stem. I realized pretty much the whole stem was turning to a kind of liquid goo. I pulled out the whole plant, leaving the healthy-looking smaller plant in the pot. I guess that odd stench was the plant drying back. Nasty. The little white spots weren't moving and I couldn't see any bugs, just those dandruff-flake-looking things stuck to the stem and where the leaves need the stem. Can't find any description of this online. The dracena is far from the rest of my plants and they are all fine. What happened?

very helpful, thank u

Thank you❤

I am learning a lot of new things about plats, so thank you very much. I live in easten Spain and here the water comes with a lot of calcifomi salts, so it's easy to get that white "crystals". We can't do the "water cleaning " process to get rid of eat (I understand what you are talking about with the soil's clean off with water when you are burning the plant with nutrients). Are those calcium like particles damaging as well?

This guy rules

I just found this video... it was very educational and beneficial to me, but you didn't give a remedy to the sunburn issue... i need help with this issue, please.

Thank you for this! My dracena deremensis has been acting up for the last three weeks. I'm in zone 7 so it is 30F outdoors this time around. I have a humidifier running all day. It gets indirect sunlight from the south west about 8.5ft away. Which gets a sufficient amount since I have another about the same distance and it growing considerably. The leaves began turning black. Not the brown where it's dry but black. I didn't understand why. I get removing it and don't water it too often. But I have noticed the smell of chlorine in my water. For the past month and half and it is irritating. I do mist it in the mornings for added humidity where the water comes from the tap. Just like you suggested I repotted it and found the soil was bone dry and you could tell by the roots. The water meter I used kept on telling me it had enough water. It was a mixture of dry soil, chlorine water and the water meter which I will replace.

Very informative and detailed explanation! We are in planting zone 9. I wonder if I can plant in ground in shade? Tysm!

Hi. Is it possible to save a rotting top. I cut the plant above the rot?? And how would i treat it. I think mine is a combo of tap water and a cold draft. Please help. I was watching this as i was unpottingnand inspecting the plant. Ty. Love your videos