TROPICAL PLANT ENCYCLOPEDIA
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Cordyline fruticosa, Cordyline terminalis
Hawaiian Ti LeafFamily: Asparagaceae (Formerly:Laxmanniaceae)
Subfamily: Lomandroideae
Origin: Eastern Asia to Polynesia
Ti plants or cordylines, also known as ti and Hawaiian good-luck plant, are very popular for their intense leaf colors and leaf shapes producing interest and contrasts even in deep shade. They require low to medium light and temperatures anywhere from 65-75F and not below 50F. Thriving on neglect, Cordyline plants are tolerant of both over and under watering.
Similar plants:
Cordyline 'Mocha Latte' ('Miss Andrea')
Cordyline 'Pink Pepper'
var. Shubertii
Cordyline 'Red Hawaiian Compacta'
Cordyline 'Pink Pepper'
Cordyline 'Miss Andrea'
Cordyline 'Singapore Twist' (Snow Girl)
Cordyline 'Singapore Twist' (Snow Girl)
Cordyline 'Singapore Twist' (Snow Girl)
var. Willies Gold
Cordyline 'Singapore Twist' (Snow Girl)
Cordyline 'Fairchild Red'
Cordyline 'Red Hawaiian Compacta'
Cordyline 'Orange Hawaiian Compacta'
Cordyline 'Orange Hawaiian Compacta'
Cordyline 'Miss Andrea'
Cordyline 'Hilo Rainbow'
Cordyline 'Ruby'
Cordyline 'Red Hawaiian Compacta'
Cordyline 'Willies Gold'
Cordyline 'Ruby'
Cordyline 'Electra'
Cordyline 'Electra'
Cordyline 'Ruby'
Cordyline 'Willies Gold'
Cordyline 'Pink Pepper'
Cordyline 'Willies Gold'
Cordyline 'Willies Gold'
Link to this plant:
https://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/cordyline_fruticosa.htm