This hasn’t grow much in years. Why? The roots are fine a...
1ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 2 days ago
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Hey 👋🏽 @FreshDracopis
This one's tricky! I have some advice but I am far from an expert so please don't take it as gospel.
Is he maybe dormant? Also
I know you have a grow light but maybe he wants a bit of sun could you move him into a different spot where he'd get some sunlight. If it was me id repot maybe even into a smaller pot. I know the pot you have now is small but still they do like a tight space.
It could just be slow growth and nothing to worry about. I know of people who will water once a month and theirs thrives on neglect. Hope I've been able to give you some ideas. If he looks and seems otherwise healthy then it's probably just growing really really slowly.
Best wishes 🌻
This one's tricky! I have some advice but I am far from an expert so please don't take it as gospel.
Is he maybe dormant? Also
I know you have a grow light but maybe he wants a bit of sun could you move him into a different spot where he'd get some sunlight. If it was me id repot maybe even into a smaller pot. I know the pot you have now is small but still they do like a tight space.
It could just be slow growth and nothing to worry about. I know of people who will water once a month and theirs thrives on neglect. Hope I've been able to give you some ideas. If he looks and seems otherwise healthy then it's probably just growing really really slowly.
Best wishes 🌻
@FreshDracopis
Dracaena 'Mikado' (Fernwood Mikado) grows slowly, often just a few inches per year, but can produce new shoots or pups that grow faster and taller over time, especially with good care (bright, indirect light, proper watering, fresh soil), with some reporting significant height increases over several years. It's a hardy, low-maintenance plant that prioritizes steady, architectural growth over rapid expansion, sometimes slowing down in winter.
Dracaena 'Mikado' (Fernwood Mikado) grows slowly, often just a few inches per year, but can produce new shoots or pups that grow faster and taller over time, especially with good care (bright, indirect light, proper watering, fresh soil), with some reporting significant height increases over several years. It's a hardy, low-maintenance plant that prioritizes steady, architectural growth over rapid expansion, sometimes slowing down in winter.