Cordyline fruticosa Red Sister Lot Hawaiian Ti Plants Cuttings Organic Pieces
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About Product
It is an evergreen plant with stunning red foliage, which makes a bold statement in any garden.
Size and Growth
The Cordyline plants have various Ti plant varieties, some with maroon and green leaves, some with hot pink tips, and some with variegated leaves.
The Red Sister Ti plant, in particular, has colorful foliage with burgundy to pinkish leaves.
The young leaves are around 12” to 30” inches long and 4” to 6” inches wide.
The red sister plants grow around 4’ to 6’ feet in ideal conditions and maturity levels. It is even sizable enough that it can be grown alone in a suitable container.
This plant makes a fine choice for the outdoor landscape, but it is also well-suited for use in outdoor pots and outdoor containers.
Flowering and Fragrance
The Red Sister produces tiny pink, purple, or white-coloured flowers when growing in its natural habitat. It has attractive black-variegated cherry red foliage, which emerges hot pink in spring.
The blooming period of this plant is late spring to early summer. These beautiful flowers grow in clusters and are 0.5” inches wide.
The crinkled sword-like leaves are highly ornamental and remain cherry red throughout the winter.
Light and Temperature
As a houseplant, the Cordyline fruticosa Plant thrives well under bright light.
The more light it receives, the more vivid, the finer foliage will be and will have a tropical look.
Providing it with southern or eastern sun exposure is best, but it also tolerates partial shade.
Watering and Feeding
This plant needs frequent waterings as it prefers to grow in moist soil.
However, it is optimal to let the soil dry out slightly before watering.
Avoid over watering the plant.
Fertilize the plant every three months.
Feed the indoor plants with half-strength liquid fertilizer and provide outdoor landscape plants with a slow-release fertilizer.
It does best in average to evenly moist conditions but will not tolerate standing water.
Soil and Transplanting
While the Ti Plant tolerates poor and dry soil conditions, it prefers a well-draining, rich potting mix.
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