Another example of Mother Nature inspiring the world of Rock, hey Jack White! The Dracaena White Stripe [Dracaena warnekii] is an eye catching tropical houseplant, an upright and lush floor addition to elevate your space. Hardy and versatile, low maintenance with high aesthetic value, and well known for its ability to purify the surrounding air. What's not to love!

Origin
Native to tropical Africa.
Positioning + Light Needs
A good balance of sun and shade is ideal for this dracaena, but avoid any direct sunlight. Although it grows quicker and better in bright light you'll also find it survives and grows well enough in low light conditions.
Watering
Very sensitive to fluoride in water! If using tap water to water the plant, first let the water sit overnight in a container for the fluoride gas to dissipate into the air. Alternatively, you can use filtered or bottled water. Water very modestly every week or so when the soil is dry to the touch. You only need keep the soil slightly damp, so never over water. Only needs monthly watering during the Winter months and the Dracaena needs a rest period in November and December, so no need to water then but keep an eye on it.
Misting
Ok in normal room temperature / humidity. Weekly or so misting in the warmer months to help me look my best.
Feeding
Feed me once a month every Spring and Summer with diluted liquid fertiliser.
Re-potting
I'm a slow grower, so every 2-3 years is fine but keep your eye on the pot in case I become root bound.
Child / Pet Friendly
No sorry, I'm a little 
toxic.
Air Purifying
Yep! I'm very effective at removing airborne toxins such as xylene, toluene, and benzene from the air.
Look out for
Brown tips on leaves: could be lack of humidity, exposure to a cold draught or under-watering. Brown leaves suggest too cold a room or too much watering.
Yellowing bottom leaves: remove any bottom leaves that go yellow, normally this is just the plant making way for new leaves.