Dracaena concinna
A shrubby dracaena endemic to Mauritius, related to Dracaena marginata and once treated as a variety of it. It has narrow, strap-shaped leaves in tufts on slender stems. It is drought tolerant and grows in full sun to part shade, so it is an easier, brighter-light plant than most houseplant dracaenas.
Where it grows wild
A perennial shrub. Wikipedia describes it as preferring full sun to part shade and slightly acidic to neutral soils, and as drought tolerant. Specimen notes mention a small colony in a valley on the leeward side and plants at sea level on raised coral. Many records are of plants grown around houses and hotels.
The few records with altitudes are near sea level. The consulted sources do not give an elevation range for wild plants, and most observations come from the low south-eastern part of Mauritius.
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