Dracaena masonianaThese Dracaena masoniana aka whale shark fin are one tough plant! Compared to other Dracaena varieties, these get some of the largest leaves, definitely earning the name whale fin! *Formerly classified as Sansevieria* Care: While they do best in a bright filtered light, they are able to handle low light conditions well. They have near cacti like foliage that can tolerate very dry conditions. We recommend watering only when the soil is almost all the

This may roughly be about every 3-4 weeks

This variety has the outer variegation

Good for indoor and outdoors

You can't really go wrong with any of them as they all smell like a fresh hike in the mossy landscapes of Oregon

These thrive in bright filtered light and can also thrive in medium light

We recommend watering roughly every 2 days when the soil starts to dry just a little be

This is hands down one of our favorite Euphorbia

Since they are a jungle cactus they prefer bright indirect light

We would recommend watering when the soil dries completely

This plant is known for its highly lobed and dissected foliage as you can see in the second photo

These will do best in a very bright light if not partial direct sun

In terms of care