🌿 Bold, Broad Foliage
Reads clearly from across a room
🐾 Pet Safe
Real dracaena is toxic to pets
💧 Zero Maintenance
No water, no light, ever
📍 View In Showroom
KINEX Mall #03-35

Artificial Dracaena Fragrans

A 150cm Dracaena Fragrans (corn plant) with broad strappy leaves crowning multiple canes — genuine architectural presence at floor scale.

  • Height: Approx. 150cm (5ft)  |  Spread: 60cm
  • Leaves: Broad, strap-shaped, arching from crowns at the top of each cane
  • Stems: Multiple woody canes at staggered heights
  • Pot: Round pot base
  • Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Nothing else.

Also part of our dracaena range — see our Dracaena Marginata for a narrower, grass-leaved alternative.

Corporate and bulk orders welcome. Offices, hotels and retail across Singapore — request a quote or view it at our KINEX Mall showroom.

Why the Corn Plant Is Called "Fragrans"

Mature Dracaena fragrans occasionally produces night-blooming flower clusters with an intensely sweet scent — strong enough that many people find it overpowering indoors. It's a genuine, if uncommon, feature of the living plant, and one more reason the artificial version is often the more comfortable choice: the same distinctive foliage, with no risk of an unexpected overnight scent event.

Our Dracaena Range

We stock several dracaena species, each with a distinct leaf form: this broad-leaved corn plant, the narrower grass-leaved Dracaena Marginata, and Dracaena Reflexa (Song of India) with its variegated foliage.

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Offices, hotels, clinics, showrooms and retail — we quote, supply, install and maintain. Request a corporate quote →

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called "Dracaena fragrans"?

Mature specimens occasionally produce night-blooming flowers with an intensely sweet scent that many people find overpowering indoors. It's a genuine, if uncommon, feature — and one reason an artificial version is often preferred, since it gives the same foliage without any risk of that scent.

Is it the same as a "corn plant"?

Yes — corn plant is the common name for Dracaena fragrans, referring to its broad, ridged leaves, which resemble young corn stalks.

Is it safe around pets?

Real Dracaena fragrans contains saponins and is toxic to cats and dogs if chewed. This artificial version carries no such risk.

How tall is it, and how wide does it spread?

Approximately 150cm (5ft) with a 70–80cm spread.

How do I clean it?

Wipe the leaves with a soft dry cloth every few weeks. Avoid oil-based furniture polish.

Can I use it outdoors in Singapore?

It suits sheltered outdoor positions such as covered balconies and verandas. Prolonged direct sun and heavy rain are not recommended.

Do you offer bulk or corporate pricing?

Yes. We supply offices, hotels, clinics and retail chains across Singapore, with volume pricing, planter matching and on-site installation. Contact us for a quote.