Origin
The Pleomele reflexa 'Song of Sri Lanka', also known as Dracaena reflexa, has its origin in Madagascar and other Eastern Indian Ocean islands such as Mauritius. It belongs to the Asparagaceae family and is a member of the Dracaena genus, which means 'female dragon' in Ancient Greek.

Characteristics
The Pleomele reflexa 'Song of Sri Lanka' is an evergreen plant known for its unique pattern of growth. It develops in an upward growing spiral with narrow leaves that are slightly curled at the ends. The leaves have a glossy surface and vary in colour from light green to dark green. The plant has the ability to produce small white or pink flowers under ideal conditions.

Care
The Pleomele reflexa 'Song of Sri Lanka' has a moderate need for water and should be planted in well-draining soil to prevent root rot. It prefers a spot with indirect light, but can also survive in less illuminated areas. This plant prefers normal to high humidity. It is recommended to fertilise the plant during the growing season to promote a healthy growth.