Large Dracaena 'Song of India' zzProduct Details Bright gold edges every leaf, so a Dracaena Song of India holds onto a little sunlight even on a grey day. Its short, pointed leaves spiral up the stems in tight green and gold rosettes, building into a full, bushy plant. Stand it somewhere a little dull and let it sprinkle sunlight into your world. For all its name, the Song of India does not actually come from India, but from Madagascar and the islands scattered across the Indian
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misting helps prevent spider mites and keeps those gorgeous leaves looking glossy and camera-ready for your Instagram posts
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