Cordyline Red Edge

Scientific Name: Cordyline Fruticosa 
Synonyms: Hawaiian Ti Plant, Good Luck Plant and Ti Plant

• Structural Aesthetic
• Emerald Green Foliage with red edging year-round
• Ideal houseplant statement
• It looks great amongst plain green foliage
• Plant level: Beginner

Transform your indoor space effortlessly with the captivating Cordyline Red Edge. Boasting striking red-edged foliage, this tropical gem infuses any environment with an exotic allure. Its slender, arching leaves serve as a captivating focal point, perfect for enlivening any plant collection with a pop of colour.

Caring for your Cordyline Red Edge is a breeze, making them ideal for both beginner and experienced plant parents alike. Simply ensure it receives bright, indirect light and water when the top 10cm of soil feels dry to the touch. Opt for slightly moist, well-drained soil to prevent waterlogging, and consider enhancing humidity by placing the plant on a pebble tray or in a well-lit bathroom.

Unleash your creativity with the Cordyline Red Edge's versatile styling options. Whether showcased solo in a chic ceramic planter or nestled amidst a cluster of greenery for added charm, its vibrant foliage adds visual intrigue to any space. For a striking statement, let it stand tall in a corner, accentuating height while infusing your space with tropical elegance.

Please note: Cordyline are toxic to pets and humans.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Cordyline happy and healthy.

• Water: Keep the soil lightly moist, avoiding complete drying out - do not overwater. Water less often during the colder seasons. Never allow the plant to stand in water.
• Light: Cordyline prefers bright, indirect light but will tolerate medium light levels as well, though it might lose some colour.
  
• Humidity: This houseplant benefits greatly from regular misting 2 -3 times a week. Though it is best to place on a pebble tray with misting, or place in a position with naturally high humidity.
• Fertilize: Balanced fertiliser is applied once a month during the spring and summer months.