Flower and fruits.

From the tropical mountain slopes in central Africa. First described by Ker-Gawl and a member of the Dracaenaceae family. Will do fine in the back of the room, almost without light! Good peat and some water, and it will reach 7 meters. As seen on the photos, it gets big clusters of brown-white flowers. It can be reproduced both by cutting (really easy) and by seeds. I moved in with mine in 1997.