Bright, elegant, and adaptable, this Cordyline pup adds vivid color and tropical texture to patios and gardens alike. Home-grown and hand-dug, cleaned, and wrapped for safe delivery.
Botanical Name: Cordyline fruticosa
Flowering: No
Propagated by hand from the mother plant in our home garden by Kristen Page · Tropical resilience · Texas-acclimated
What your order includes: 1 Cordyline pup.
Growing tips for USDA Zone 9b: Enjoys indirect light indoors or morning sun outdoors. Can be grown in a hanging planter or in a pot with a moss pole. Can be slightly drought tolerant if not exposed to excess heat. Will get sunburned.
About the mother plants: Mother plants are kept outdoors all year with access to morning sun, afternoon and evening shade, and protected in a covered and heated greenhouse over winter. Tolerates heat with frequent watering and temps as low as 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Pink leaves will get sunburned, but the plant will adjust to full sun conditions after some time as new leaves become more green. Full shade and mild temperatures produce bright and deep pink colored leaves.
Pruning Tips: Prune leaves when brown and crispy to maintain health and aesthetics.
Bright, elegant, and adaptable, this Cordyline pup adds vivid color and tropical texture to patios and gardens alike. Home-grown and hand-dug, cleaned, and wrapped for safe delivery.
Botanical Name: Cordyline fruticosa
Flowering: No
Propagated by hand from the mother plant in our home garden by Kristen Page · Tropical resilience · Texas-acclimated
What your order includes: 1 Cordyline pup.
Growing tips for USDA Zone 9b: Enjoys indirect light indoors or morning sun outdoors. Can be grown in a hanging planter or in a pot with a moss pole. Can be slightly drought tolerant if not exposed to excess heat. Will get sunburned.
About the mother plants: Mother plants are kept outdoors all year with access to morning sun, afternoon and evening shade, and protected in a covered and heated greenhouse over winter. Tolerates heat with frequent watering and temps as low as 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Pink leaves will get sunburned, but the plant will adjust to full sun conditions after some time as new leaves become more green. Full shade and mild temperatures produce bright and deep pink colored leaves.
Pruning Tips: Prune leaves when brown and crispy to maintain health and aesthetics.
