Presley, I didn't see the link you were referring to. Please post again.
I have researched the dracaenas before, but don't think this is what I have. The adult plant pictured was growing at my grandmother's house in Illinois and was very heavily fertilized with fish emulsion. The babies are at my place in the southern US and are probably close to 10 years old. The mother plant produces offsets along it's "trunk" and the bloom looks different than any of the dracaenas pictured on the internet. The trunk is very papery from where the previous leaves have died off and the leaves are at least twice as long as the dracaena fragrans.
Since the mother plant and babies are grown in different places, but still look just alike, I don't think it's a matter of the plant looking like this because it's badly grown. Does anyone else have a guess?