Several varieties of Dracaena have naturally wavy leaves that are usually flat across the middle of each leaf and have wavy edges. In the section below, I will explain some of the common reasons for curled Dracaena leaves and what to do about each one, but first, it is essential to know what a healthy Dracaena leaf looks like.īefore diagnosing a problem with your Dracaena’s leaves, double-check that there is actually something wrong with the plant. In general, Dracaena species like bright, indirect light, typical indoor temperatures, and not too much moisture. Since several problems could cause curling leaves, check for other symptoms to help determine which one(s) are relevant to your situation. Chemicals in tap water or fertilizer can also cause curling leaves. The most common reason Dracaena leaves curl is either an issue with watering (too much or too little), unsuitable temperatures, or too much sun.
If your Dracaena leaves have started curling, there are a few potential causes to investigate. But while they are very forgiving, Dracaenas sometimes do develop problems that show up in their foliage.
This makes them an excellent houseplant for anyone who wants a statement plant that doesn’t need much maintenance.
Dracaenas come in a range of sizes and shapes and are easy to grow.
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