Dracaena 'Colorama'

The Dracaena 'Colorama' is a show-stopping variety of the classic Madagascar Dragon Tree. It is highly prized for its vibrant, architectural foliage that adds a dramatic pop of color to any interior space. Unlike the standard marginata, 'Colorama' features prominent reddish-pink outer margins that can make the entire plant appear glowy and pink under the right light.

The standout feature of the 'Colorama' is its foliage. The leaves are narrow, sword-shaped, and stiff, featuring a stunning tricolor pattern of green, cream, and a dominant, vibrant rose-red. As the plant grows, it drops its lower leaves, revealing a thin, graceful "dragon-like" trunk that gives it a palm-like silhouette.
Medium to bright indirect sunlight. Bright light is essential to maintain the vivid pink and red hues; in low light, the colors will fade to a duller green.

Low to Moderate. Allow the top 50–75% of the soil to dry out completely before watering. They are drought-tolerant but sensitive to overwatering and fluoride in tap water.

Use a well-draining potting mix, such as a loamy peat-based soil with added perlite or bark to ensure aeration.
10-12. Typically grown as a houseplant elsewhere.

$26.99

Dracaena 'Colorama'—

$26.99

Dracaena 'Colorama'—

$26.99

The Dracaena 'Colorama' is a show-stopping variety of the classic Madagascar Dragon Tree. It is highly prized for its vibrant, architectural foliage that adds a dramatic pop of color to any interior space. Unlike the standard marginata, 'Colorama' features prominent reddish-pink outer margins that can make the entire plant appear glowy and pink under the right light.

The standout feature of the 'Colorama' is its foliage. The leaves are narrow, sword-shaped, and stiff, featuring a stunning tricolor pattern of green, cream, and a dominant, vibrant rose-red. As the plant grows, it drops its lower leaves, revealing a thin, graceful "dragon-like" trunk that gives it a palm-like silhouette.
Medium to bright indirect sunlight. Bright light is essential to maintain the vivid pink and red hues; in low light, the colors will fade to a duller green.

Low to Moderate. Allow the top 50–75% of the soil to dry out completely before watering. They are drought-tolerant but sensitive to overwatering and fluoride in tap water.

Use a well-draining potting mix, such as a loamy peat-based soil with added perlite or bark to ensure aeration.
10-12. Typically grown as a houseplant elsewhere.