I recently got this plant and I looked up on internet but couldn't find one. I don't know anything about this plant and so my question. What plant is this? Corn Plant or Janet Craig or none?
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1It is better to have a question (a identification) per question. – Giacomo Catenazzi Jun 20 '16 at 8:11
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Agree. This question will likely be closed shortly. – Graham Chiu Jun 20 '16 at 9:33
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Not sure about this one - leaves don't look floppy enough to be Janet Craig... – Bamboo Jun 20 '16 at 12:11
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I'm voting to leave this open because it's been edited to ask about just one plant. Although someone might know right away, more details would be helpful. Thanks! – Sue Saddest Farewell TGO GL Jun 20 '16 at 18:30
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@Sue What kind of more info I am supposed to give? – 4-K Jun 21 '16 at 6:41
Could be a young Janet Craig, but also looks like a leggy Green Jewel to me (its more compact). All fall under Dracaena anyway, so if you Google image search Dracaena, I'm sure you'll find a match rather quickly. All have similar care requirements; moderate exposure, moderate moisture. Too much water is quickly displayed by yellowing tips. Very hardy and one of my favorite houseplants due to the fact.
Edit: This site may help you pin down what you have. It actually looks like the Elegance Cane they have pictured: MiamiTropicalPlants.com
This site also: PlantTruck.com
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I'm not sure this really answers the question. Your answer says "go look here". If you can provide more points about why it is a dracaena then this would be a better answer. – kevinsky♦ Jun 22 '16 at 17:04
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2I actually suggested a couple possible cultivars, then directed him to a resource that may be able to help. It is definitely a dracaena of some sort, just not positive of the cultivar without closer observation. If it were on of the variegated varieties it would probably be a bit easier to identify. Sorry but I can't do much better without more pics or info (size, age, origin, etc). – elCrash Jun 22 '16 at 18:57
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I asked the question on another garden forum, and they told me it's Dracaena Reflexa. After some google search, I found it to be Pleomele - Dracaena Reflexa.
