Corn plants, or Dracaena, are a staple statement plant for any home or office. When it comes to biophilic design they bring height and structure as well as strong patterning with their often variegated leaves.
While they might grow as high as six metres in the wild, indoors Corn plants are slow growing and low on maintenance. They're tolerant of a wide range of light levels from shade to full sun, light on watering (they've evolved to store H2O in their tall thick stems) and only need an occasional feed with houseplant fertiliser. Treat yours well and it might even reward you with small, white strongly scented flowers.
Rick the Corn plant is the same family as Mick, and requires exactly the same care. He’s just got slightly more showy leaves. You can also check out our full range of Dracaenas.
Did you know?
In ancient times, in parts of Africa, Corn plants were used to mark sacred sites and were seen as symbols of reason and good fortune.
For more care advice about Rick, check out our complete guide to corn plant care.