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Ranked #17 for Air Purifying by Wolverton’s Guide
Dracaena marginata, or Dragon Tree, is rated #17 out of 50 on Wolverton’s buying guide for air-improving plants. This score makes it a practical choice for those seeking both design and function.
With its upright growth and deep green, slender leaves, this beginner-friendly plant offers a low-maintenance way to enhance your living space with greenery that’s recognized for its positive impact.
Consider adding this balanced, design-focused plant to your favorite spot.
Position the Dracaena marginata near a bright window or in a softly lit corner; its slim, upright trunk and cascading deep green leaves add visual height without overwhelming your space. The plant’s refined look fits naturally into minimalist living rooms or contemporary offices.
You can display it in a grower’s pot, ready to style in your own planter, or let its architectural foliage become a quiet focal point by a reading chair. Its vertical form suits entryways, bedrooms, or anywhere you want subtle greenery with modern lines.
Monitor for brown tips as a sign of dry air or inconsistent watering.
This Dragon Tree is included in B.C. Wolverton’s widely referenced book, ranked #17 of 50 plants for air-improving abilities. The Wolverton guide is valued for its clear, comparative scoring system but isn’t a guarantee of outcomes in every home.
Dracaena marginata has been associated with helping reduce airborne xylene, benzene, and trichloroethylene in controlled NASA studies. It’s valued for its moderate air-purifying score (6/10) and upright growth, making it both practical and stylish. Note: B.C. Wolverton’s list is a historical buying guide, not a guarantee of specific results in your home.
The Wolverton buying guide is one of the most trusted resources for comparing the air-improving abilities of houseplants. Developed by environmental scientist B.C. Wolverton, the guide ranks 50 common indoor plants based on scientific research, including NASA studies. Dracaena marginata, known as the Dragon Tree or Marginata Palm, is rated #17, placing it solidly in the upper range for air-purifying potential. The score provides a useful, transparent measure for shoppers who value both science and aesthetics. However, it’s important to remember that these rankings serve as a comparative tool for plant shopping rather than a promise of specific results in every room—factors like ventilation, plant size, and placement still play a role. For those seeking a credible, fact-based way to choose greenery, Wolverton’s guide remains a valuable reference.
With its upright trunk and slender, deep green leaves, the Dracaena marginata stands out as a design-forward houseplant. Its minimalist silhouette and architectural lines bring height and structure to interiors, making it a favorite for modern and Scandinavian-inspired decor. The leaves hang gracefully to create visual movement, while the plant’s compact base allows for versatile placement even in smaller rooms. Whether showcased in an entryway, beside a desk, or as a subtle accent in a bedroom, the Dragon Tree’s elegant appearance pairs well with almost any style. Its look is especially valued by those who want greenery that complements, rather than overwhelms, a curated space.
The Dracaena marginata is known for being low-maintenance and forgiving, making it ideal for new plant parents or anyone with a busy lifestyle. It thrives in bright, indirect light but can adapt to partial shade, and only needs watering when the soil has dried out—usually about once a week. Moderate humidity keeps its leaves healthy, while occasional rotation ensures even growth. Because it tolerates a range of indoor conditions and requires minimal attention, it’s a practical choice for offices, living rooms, or bedrooms. Just be aware that it’s toxic to pets, so placement should be considered if you share your space with animals.
Dracaena marginata has been associated with helping reduce levels of several common indoor airborne chemicals, including xylene, benzene, and trichloroethylene. These are volatile organic compounds that can be present in household products, furniture, and building materials. The plant’s effectiveness was demonstrated in controlled NASA studies and summarized in Wolverton’s widely cited guide, where the Dragon Tree holds a 6/10 air-improving score. While individual results can vary based on your room’s size and airflow, its inclusion in these studies highlights its potential as a supportive element in healthier indoor environments, alongside regular cleaning and good ventilation.
Is Dracaena marginata safe for pets?
No, Dracaena marginata is toxic to pets if ingested. Keep out of reach of cats and dogs.
How often should I water my Dragon Tree?
Water only when the soil is dry; typically once per week, depending on room conditions.
What size is this Dracaena marginata?
This plant is grown in a 27cm pot and stands approximately 170–190cm tall.
Does it come in a decorative pot?
It arrives in a grower’s pot, ready for you to place in your own preferred planter.
| Pet Safe | toxic |
|---|---|
| Care Level | easy |
| Light | bright indirect |
| Humidity | moderate |
| Best Room | living room |
| Size | large |
| Growth Habit | Upright |
| Drought Tolerant | Yes |
| Low Maintenance | Yes |
| Beginner Friendly | Yes |
| Produces Oxygen At Night | Yes |
| Genus | Dracaena |
| Family | Asparagaceae |
| Watering | low |
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