Cordyline fruticosa

Bukit Tagar, Selangor, Malaysia. Cordyline fruticosa (L.) A. Chev. "Firebrand". Asparagaceae, also placed in: Agavaceae, Asteliaceae, Laxmanniaceae, Lomandraceae. CN: [Malay - Jenjuang, Andong], God-luck-plant, Palm-lily, Ti plant, Tree-of-kings. Claimed to be native of the Malesia ecozone. Ornamental and source of vegetable. The colors of this plant can range from glossy green to reddish purple to a combo of colors (red, purple, white, or yellow). Synonym(s): Asparagus terminalis L…

This article will explain Cordyline care instructions. Following this guideline, you will have no problem keeping your plant thriving for years to come.

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Cordyline Fruticosa, Red Sister, Ti Plant, Live Plant 25-30 in. Tall in Grower Pot by Nature's Way Farms Plant or Animal Product Type Shrub & Hedge Indoor/Outdoor Usage Outdoor Brand Nature's Way Farms Material Feature Organic Color This plant is known for its striking, reddish-pink and green leaves. Expected Blooming Period Spring to Summer

Cordyline fruticosa or the Good Luck Tree is an erect clumping evergreen shrub with striking strap shaped leaves that can be single or multi-coloured. It can grow as a small tree (6m) but is most often seen in pots or tubs growing to around 1-2m in height

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Cordyline fruticosa - circa 1871

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