Styled Dragon Tree
$980.00
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Styled Dragon Tree lifts richly red to burgundy foliage above twisting stems, layering vivid new growth over deeper, mature colour in a crisp, sculptural silhouette. One plant is enough to sharpen an entrance, lounge or reception.
Give it bright, indirect light. Let roughly the upper half of the compost dry before watering thoroughly, then drain well. Avoid harsh sun and prolonged wetness — Dracaena is toxic to cats and dogs, so plan its position with that in mind.
Styled Dragon Tree — Product Guide
Slender leaves overlap in tones from vivid berry red to deep burgundy, gathering at the branch tips into energetic crowns. Twisting stems lift that colour skyward, turning the plant into a clean-lined living sculpture.
| Horticultural name | Dracaena |
| Foliage | Rich red to burgundy |
| Light | Bright indirect light |
| Water | Water after the upper half dries |
Ideal for an entrance, lounge, media console or reception. Warm white sets off the red foliage, while dark timber and black planters lend a sharper finish. Leave room around the crowns, clear of direct air-conditioning.
Bright, indirect light helps keep the colour strong. Let the upper half of the compost dry before watering thoroughly, then empty any standing water. Ease off in winter and lower light, and avoid prolonged wetness, sudden harsh sun and unnecessary moves.
Wine-red foliage on twisting stems is a sculptural statement in its own right — one specimen is enough to give a reception desk or meeting-room console a genuine focal point, no extra styling required. Keep it clear of direct air conditioning, and avoid moving it around too often.
The red foliage stands out especially well against a warm white wall or dark timber furniture, suiting an entrance or media console where you want a single point of colour. It’s toxic to cats and dogs, so keep it well out of reach of pets and children.
Stem curves, crown direction and the balance of red tones vary naturally, giving every Styled Dragon Tree its own distinctive outline. Choose the form that best complements the direction and proportions of your space.
Dracaena is toxic to cats and dogs — ingestion may cause vomiting, drooling, loss of appetite or lethargy. Keep it beyond the reach of children and pets, and wear gloves when pruning.
Styled Dragon Tree — Your Questions, Answered
Place it in bright indirect light rather than deep shade. Acclimatise it gradually when moving into a brighter position to avoid scorch.
Wait until roughly the upper half of the compost is dry, then water thoroughly and drain. Brown tips can also relate to standing water, dry air or air-conditioning.
Remove fully dry leaves or lightly refine long shoots with clean tools. Wear gloves and avoid changing the whole silhouette in one heavy cut.
| Care Level | Beginner Friendly |
|---|---|
| Gift For | Housewarming, Office Gift |
| Light Requirements | Likes Some Sun |
| Placement | Indoor |
| Space | Entrance, Living Room, Reception |
| Style | Modern Urban |
Delivery at a glance
- Standard delivery areas: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories — free delivery from HK$1,500; HK$200 below HK$1,500.
- Discovery Bay, Lantau Island and other outlying or restricted-access areas: standard rates do not apply. Delivery charges are quoted separately and confirmed before dispatch.
- Arrives in 3–7 working days after order (public holidays excluded)
- Lifestyle photos are for reference — plants ship in nursery pots unless you upgrade
Quick size and light references for this plant. For watering, placement and troubleshooting, see the care guide.


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