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Cordyline

Cordyline

Looking to add a splash of the tropics to your indoor jungle or garden? Cordyline brings vibrant, architectural flair with its striking sword-like leaves in shades of deep green, pink, red, or even purple. Its bold color and upright growth habit make it a natural focal point for patios, bright interiors, or tropical garden displays.

Despite its glamorous looks, Cordyline is surprisingly easygoing—thriving with moderate light and regular watering. It’s perfect for plant lovers who want a touch of drama without the fuss. Think of it as the plant equivalent of a stylish friend who turns heads but still knows how to chill.

With its vibrant hues and effortless structure, Cordyline adds instant personality and tropical warmth wherever it grows.

Sizing Description:

X Large: 10" / 25cm pot diameter, approximately 3.5ft / 106cm height

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Sun Requirements ▾

Cordyline prefers bright, indirect light. If placed outdoors, partial shade is ideal. Too much direct sunlight can scorch its delicate leaves, and too little will leave it looking like it’s in desperate need of a vacation.

Watering Instructions ▾

Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Cordyline loves humidity, so consider misting or a pebble tray if you’re running the heater or AC full blast.

Care Tips ▾

Temperature: This tropical beauty is happiest in temperatures between 65–80°F (18–27°C). Cold drafts are its kryptonite, so keep it away from windows during winter. Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix rich in organic matterFertilizer: Feed your Cordyline a balanced liquid fertilizer every month during spring and summer. Think of it as a protein shake for plants—essential for its growth spurts. Pruning: If the lower leaves start looking a little crispy (it happens), just trim them off. New growth will keep your plant looking fresh and fabulous. Repotting: Cordyline isn’t a clingy plant but appreciates a roomier pot every couple of years.
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