With their tall, spiky leaves, dragon trees (or Dracaena marginata) might look dramatic, but they're wonderfully easy to grow. They're ideal for beginners, but if you're a seasoned indoor gardener, you'll likely have more than a few in your collection – and you'll know that now is a crucial time when it comes to dragon tree care.
By April, dragon trees are well into their active growth phase. New leaves may be emerging, so it's vital to monitor soil moisture, increase watering frequency, and start fertilizing this month to encourage healthy growth.
