Anitas; another interior office plant used by Plantscape Designs Inc. Burlington, MA.

Anitas green plant

Anita low ligth plant

Anita dracenas are low light plants that are flexible enough to use almost everwhere in your indoor interior office environments.

Not expensive to you, the client, and a very different leaf texture are two more reasons why we design with these interior tropical plants.

Dracaena Anita
Plant Features:

1. Dracaena Anita is a top choice for beginners with interior office plants, Burlington, MA, because the variety is so easy to care for.

2.  It features soft dark green foliage that arches out from the main stem, giving dracaena Anita the feel of fireworks.

3. Larger specimens are perfect for filling empty corners or adding interest to blank walls.

4. A line of them makes for a beautiful room divider or living screen.

While it tolerates a range of conditions, including low light, dracaena Anita grows best in bright light and high humidity. If the air gets too dry, a common problem indoors during winter in cold climates, the leaf tips or edges may turn brown. Halt the problem by grouping dracaena Anita with other indoor plants as they release moisture into the air as they breathe.

As with most interior office plants, Dracaena Anita will filter harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from indoor office air.

Plantscape Designs Inc. encourages the new introduction of these different and interesting indoor office plants, Burlington, MA.

PDI of Stoneham, MA has been providing green plant service for over 40 years to the following areas:

Boston, MA Cambridge, MA Wakefield, MA Woburn, MA Peabody, MA Wilmington, MA Tewksbury, MA Methuen, MA Needham, MA Andover, MA Dedham, MA

Andover, MA Concord, MA Acton, MA Westford, MA Chelmsford, MA Billerica, MA Burlington,MA Bedford, MA Lexington, MA Wellesley, MA Watertown, MA

Lynnfield, MA Danvers, MA Saugus, MA Beverly, MA Salem, MA Reading, MA North Reading, MA Marlboro, MA Southboro, MA Northboro, MA Stoneham, MA

How do you properly water your indoor office plants in Burlington, Ma?

Incorrect watering is a common factor in plant failure. Roots suffocate in soggy compacted soil. Plants die if they do not get enough water. When a plant needs water, water it thoroughly until water comes out the bottom of the pot (if in a drained container).

Make sure the soil is saturated and the excess is drained away. Do not allow a plant to sit in water for a long period of time. Check your plants often. Water only those that show the need for water with room temperature water. Do not use water that has been chemically softened, as it is toxic to plants.

1. Plants that need to stay moist should be watered as soon as the surface of the soil

is dry to the touch.

Plants in small pots, 4” diameter, especially in sunny windows

Hanging Plants: Boston Fern, Piggybacks, Gesneriads, asparagus fern, variegated english ivy, English Ivy, swedish ivy, Ferns

Table plants: Babies Tears, Ferns, Orchids

2. Plants that need to dry moderately should be watered when the soil is dry about

1/4 of the way through the pot.

Floor plants: Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen), Aspidistra (cast iron Plant),

several Dracenenas: Janet Craig, Warneckei, and Massangeana (Corn Plant), Sansevieria (snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue), Neanthebella Palm (Parlor Palm) Most Palms, Orange Trees, Rubber Trees, Ficus Benjamina (weeping Fig), Areca Palms, Crotons, Aralias, Norfolk Island Pines, Schefflera (umbrella tree), Philodendron, Ponytail Palm, Dracenenas (Corn Plants) Pleomele, Spathiphyllum (peace lily), Rhapis (Lady Palm), Arboricola (mini umbrella tree), Dracenena Marginata (Dragon Tree - green and white variety not “rainbow” this is Partial Sun)

Hanging Plants: Boston Fern, Lipstick vine, Grape Ivy, Piggybacks, Gesneriads asparagus fern, begonias, variegated english ivy Pothos, English Ivy Spider plants, swedish ivy, Ferns

Table plants: Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen), Sansevieria (snake plant or mother-in-law’s tongue), Mini Spathiphyllum (peace lily), Pothos, African Violets, Babies Tears, Bromeliads, Ferns, Orchids.

3. Plants that need to dry completely should be watered when the soil is dry 3/4

of the way through the pot.

Such as :all cacti, jerusalem cherry, Succulents etc.

Plantscape Designs Inc. of Burlington, MA waters for the appropriate needs of your interior office plants and for your specific office environment.