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Alex
almost 3 years ago

I don't. But I love that pink. If that's not normal, I don't want to be normal.
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- Oliver
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Haha thank you
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KD 🪴
almost 3 years ago

I would say no. I would take off the bottom couple layers of leaves and make sure it’s not getting over watered. I also have problems with my leaf tips getting brown but I believe that’s because mine is next to a heat vent and I only recently started misting mine in an attempt to increase humidity. Could consider trying to increase humidity for the leaf tips specifically. But if the leaves themselves aren’t curling inward I would be more concerned about overwatering as a cause for droopy leaves than underwatering. Hope that helps!

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- Oliver
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Okay thank you! I need more advice from you because your dragon tree is gorgeous
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- KD 🪴
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Thank you! I know all dracaenas are slightly different and I haven’t seen many of the pink ones on here - I’m rooting for you! Feel free to share an update on yours in the future!
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Amber Gray
almost 3 years ago

My lower leaves turned pink, then dark maroon, to brown so I pulled them all off. I posted it the other day.. I do know you’re supposed to let them dry out in between watering.. and if the stem feels soft or mushy check for root rot.
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Amber Gray
almost 3 years ago

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