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Ti Plant

Cordyline fruticosa · Asparagaceae

Vivid strappy foliage flushed in pink, burgundy and green on upright stems. A colourful tropical accent that brightens warm, bright interiors.

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Vivid strappy foliage flushed in pink, burgundy and green on upright stems. A colourful tropical accent that brightens warm, bright interiors.

At a glance

About Ti Plant

Cordyline fruticosa is an moderate-growing indoor plant in the Asparagaceae family. It reaches around 1.5 m tall at maturity, with evergreen, variegated and purple-toned foliage.

Where to grow Ti Plant

Ti Plant suits tropical and subtropical climates and grows best in part shade or morning sun and full sun. It is frost tender, so protect it from hard frosts or grow it in a sheltered spot or pot.

Soil & planting

Most soils suit Ti Plant provided drainage is reasonable. Dig in plenty of compost before planting, water in well, and mulch to keep roots cool.

Watering & feeding

Ti Plant is regular, moderate watering. A feed in spring with a balanced fertiliser keeps growth strong. In its first year, water deeply once or twice a week to settle the roots in, then taper off as it establishes.

Pruning & care

Tip-prune Ti Plant in spring to maintain a dense, shapely habit. Overall it is low maintenance.

Using Ti Plant in the garden

Ti Plant earns its place for pots and courtyard containers and a feature or specimen planting. It is equally at home in the ground or a large pot on a balcony or courtyard.

Companion planting & design

For a cohesive, low-care bed, pair Ti Plant with other plants that enjoy the same regular, moderate watering and tropical climate. Group three or five together for impact rather than dotting single plants through the garden.

Good to know

Note that it is toxic to cats and dogs, so site it away from pets that chew.

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