Please help me identify this plant. I was told it's a corn plant, but from the other images I see, corn plants are tree-like and their leaves are light in the middle. Thanks.
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Wow! That has some really beautiful and healthy looking foliage!
I'd love to know which brand, type and frequency of, if any, food(s) your giving it.
Yours is probably not a corn plant, I have had a "Victorian" corn (or "cornstalk") plant for the past 43 years and it's foliage looks nothing like your pictured plant, and most corn's I've ever seen, had or have, have all had a "trunk".
While I'm not an "expert", nor 1000% sure what yours is, I would say it's possibly a species of the Dracaena family based on it's foliage.
I'm wondering if it is a "Dragon Plant", "Stripped Dracaena" or "Banddracena"
Reminds me of a plant my late Grandfather (Pop's) had in his den for many years from way, way back when I was a little kid, it was always on an old hex. shaped table next to an antique clock and an old photo of my Great Grandparent's who were long, long gone before I ever arrived.
I do remember someone once saying "It's a "Snake" Plant!", It ended up being a "Stripped Dracaena".
When Pop's passed on years ago my Mom took the plant and the photo, my eldest bro got the old clock and I got saved the antique table from going in the trash, since no one else wanted it., and yes, I do still have Pop's table. lol
I'm no expert, but it looks like either a Banddracena or Dracaena Deremensis (Dragon Plant).
Tried to upload a photo that looks exactly like your photo, but keep getting an error page instead.
Sorry about that, but here's a link to a page with a plant that looks like yours.
www.thespruce.com/
Hope that link works and helps?
Have a great one!
DJ :)
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