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Feb 19th, 2010 at 04:55 AM
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Hi everyone,
I have a old dracaena that seems to loose it's new groth. They turn kinda crispy and brown and they die. What is causing this? How can I stop this?
For many years, it was in my basement beside a heating element and a printer. So now I've decided to bring it up stairs to give it more light. Could this help the new groth not to die?
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Northern Star
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Northern Star
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Yup, your plant might just need some indirect light. Leave it dry out before watering. I'd just cut off the dying growth.
~~Tam~ You can bury all your troubles by digging in the dirt. ![[Linked Image from agardenersforum.com]](//www.agardenersforum.com/images/psd/sunny.jpg)
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Frogger
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I have my dracaena in the corner to the right of my west facing glass sliding doors. It seems to be doing well. During the summer I move it a bit more towards the east so it gets more light. as a side note, I also have the UV film on my glass doors.
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Thanks for the help!! I moved it already. It seems to be doing a little better.
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