Cordyline Terminalis Plant (Ti Plant)
Rs. 399.00
Cordyline Terminalis Plant (Ti Plant)
Cordyline Terminalis Plant (Ti Plant)
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About Cordyline Terminalis (Ti Plant)
Cordyline Terminalis, widely sold as a "Ti Plant" or "Hawaiian Ti Tree," is a colourful foliage houseplant with wide, lance-shaped leaves in shades of green, red, pink, and near-black, depending on the variety. It's frequently confused with Dracaena in nurseries - one easy way to tell them apart is that Cordyline roots are white while Dracaena roots are yellow or orange.
Growing Conditions
- Light: Bright light, but avoid direct sunlight for plants not yet acclimated to it.
- Soil: Rich, well-drained potting mix.
- Humidity: Prefers high humidity; these are jungle plants and often drop leaves in dry indoor air.
Placement
Suited to bright living rooms or covered outdoor spots with filtered light.
Care
- Watering: Keep soil continuously moist, reducing watering in winter.
- Fertilizer: Feed in spring with slow-release pellets, or weekly with liquid fertilizer during the growing season.
- Repotting: Repot in spring, or every other spring as needed.
- Pruning: Trim individual stems back in a staggered pattern over time to prevent legginess and keep the plant leafy down to the soil line.
Note: This listing ships a young potted plant. Growth rate and mature size vary by light, care, and environment. Mildly to moderately toxic to cats and dogs if ingested (contains saponins) - can cause vomiting, drooling, or depression; keep away from pets that chew plants.
Instructions
Instructions
- Watering: Keep soil continuously moist; reduce watering in winter
- Light: Bright light; avoid direct sun on unacclimated plants
- Soil: Rich, well-drained potting mix
- Humidity: Prefers high humidity; a jungle plant that may drop leaves in dry air
- Fertilizer: Slow-release pellets in spring, or weekly liquid fertilizer during the growing season
- Repotting: Spring, or every other spring as needed
- Pruning: Trim stems back in a staggered pattern over time to prevent legginess
Delivery Info
Delivery Info
- Every plant is quality-checked before dispatch and packed with root-ball wrapping and moisture lock for transit.
- Delivery timelines depend on your pin code, courier network and weather conditions — tracking is shared as soon as your order is dispatched.
- Live plants are covered by our 10-Day Plant Protection against transit damage.
- Free shipping on orders above ₹999; Cash on Delivery is available.
- Some remote pin codes may not be serviceable for live plant delivery — this is shown at checkout before you pay.
FAQs
FAQs
Is Cordyline Terminalis toxic to pets?
Yes - it's mildly to moderately toxic to cats and dogs if ingested (contains saponins) and can cause vomiting, drooling, or depression. Keep it away from pets that chew plants.
How do I tell Cordyline apart from Dracaena?
The easiest way is by the roots - Cordyline roots are white, while Dracaena roots are yellow or orange. The two are commonly sold under overlapping names.
Why is my plant losing leaves?
Cordyline is a jungle plant that likes warmth and humidity - leaf drop is often a sign the air is too dry or cold; try raising both temperature and humidity.
How do I stop it from getting leggy?
Trim individual stems back in a staggered pattern over time so the plant stays leafy with stems of varying heights.
How often should I repot it?
In spring, or every other spring as it needs it.
