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Dracaena Hawaiian Sunshine
A graceful dracaena with sword-shaped green leaves on slender canes – easy care and tolerant of lower light, for living rooms and offices.
Description
Dracaena Hawaiian Sunshine is a graceful indoor plant with sword-shaped green leaves on slender canes, adding light height and calm greenery to living rooms and offices. It's easy to care for and adapts to air-conditioned homes.
Why Dracaena Hawaiian Sunshine?
- Slender canes and dense leaves give a graceful shape that suits modern spaces.
- Copes with lower light and infrequent watering.
- Four sizes from 60 to 150 cm.
Where to put it
Near a bright window in indirect light – in a living room, majlis, indoor entrance or office corner. Smaller sizes suit the side of a sofa; larger ones fill wide corners. Keep it out of the direct blast of the air conditioner.
Care in the Saudi climate
- Light: bright, indirect light; it copes with less light but grows more slowly.
- Water: when roughly the top half of the soil is dry, and empty the saucer.
- Water quality: it's sensitive to fluoride and salts; use filtered water if brown tips appear.
- Air: dry AC air can cause brown tips; keep it away from vents.
- Soil and feeding: light, well-drained potting mix, and a light balanced feed in spring and summer.
Caution
Dracaenas are toxic to cats and dogs (ASPCA); keep it out of pets' reach.
Sizes
- 60 cm: beside the sofa or on a low stand.
- 90 cm: for room and office corners.
- 120 cm: for living rooms and majlis.
- 150 cm: a large floor plant for entrances and wide living rooms.
Slender canes and calm greenery that add height without clutter.
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A graceful shape Slender canes carrying dense leaves add light height that suits modern interiors.
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Copes with lower light Lives in living rooms and offices without direct sun, growing best in bright light.
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Simple care Water when half the soil is dry and wipe the dust off now and then – that's nearly all it needs.
A graceful shape. Slender canes carrying dense leaves add light height that suits modern interiors.
Copes with lower light. Lives in living rooms and offices without direct sun, growing best in bright light.
Simple care. Water when half the soil is dry and wipe the dust off now and then – that's nearly all it needs.
Three quick questions.
We'll tell you whether Dracaena Hawaiian Sunshine suits your space, and which height to pick.
Pick the height that suits your space.
Heights are measured from the base of the nursery pot to the tip of the tallest frond. Each plant is unique — expect a few centimetres of variation.
Measured from the base of the nursery pot to the tip of the tallest frond. Expect a few centimetres of variation.
Three things to get right.
Lighting
Hawaiian Sunshine does best near a bright window in indirect light. It copes with less light, but growth slows and leaf colour can fade; strong direct sun can scorch the leaves.
Watering
Water when roughly the top half of the soil is dry, until water runs from the drainage holes, then empty the saucer. Overwatering is what harms it most.
Temperature & humidity
Normal home and office temperatures suit it. It dislikes cold and the direct blast of the air conditioner.
We ship in Jeddah & Riyadh.
Yes. It copes with indoor office light and air conditioning, as long as it's kept away from vents and watered moderately.
When roughly the top half of the soil is dry; in air-conditioned rooms check with your finger rather than watering on a fixed schedule.
Usually fluoride and salts in tap water or dry air. Use filtered water, and trim just the brown tips if you like.
No. Dracaenas are toxic to cats and dogs (ASPCA).
60 cm beside the sofa, 90 cm for corners, 120 cm for living rooms and majlis, and 150 cm as a statement floor plant for entrances and wide spaces.
