Cordyline fruticosa 'Florica'

cordyline florica

Also known as: Hawaiian Ti Plant, Ti Plant, Good Luck Plant

Cordyline Florica is a stunning tropical plant known for its long, leathery leaves featuring vibrant shades of deep red, burgundy, and bright pink. Native to tropical regions of Southeast Asia and the Pacific through its parent species, this eye catching variety features bold, upright foliage that adds beautiful color and texture to any space. Its rich tropical tones make it perfect for decorating patios, garden beds, entryways, and bright indoor spaces. With its relatively easy care needs and colorful year round foliage, Cordyline Florica brings a vibrant, exotic touch to any home or landscape.

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water

Keep soil consistently moist but never soggy. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and always ensure good drainage.

light

Thrives in bright to medium indirect light indoors and full sun to partial shade outdoors. Avoid harsh direct sun which can scorch the leaves.

zone

10–12.

mature size

Approx. 36" W × 48" H.

care

Plant in rich, well-draining soil and keep in a warm spot away from cold drafts and air conditioning vents. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and mist leaves occasionally to boost humidity. Feed every 4–6 weeks during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer to keep the foliage looking bold and vibrant. Remove any yellowing or brown leaves at the base to encourage healthy new growth year-round.

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Creative ways to style your plant at home

  • landscape showstopper

    Plant Cordyline Florica in garden beds, borders, or along pathways for a bold, colorful statement that adds year-round tropical warmth to any outdoor landscape. 

  • living room color accent

    Place Cordyline Florica as a floor plant in any living room corner for a bold, tropical burst of deep red and pink that adds warmth and personality to any indoor space.

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