65 CORDYLINE SPECIES | HERB STORIES

What is a Cordyline Plant?
Cordyline is a genus of plants native to Pacific islands and parts of Southeast Asia. These plant varieties are easy to grow as houseplants. They just need warmth, bright and indirect sunlight, rich soil, and regular watering.

Is Cordyline a Dracaena?
They look similar and are both related to agave. One way to distinguish between the two is to check out the roots. On cordyline, they will be white, while on dracaena the roots are yellow to orange.

Types of Cordyline Plants
1. Cordyline australis - is one of the species you’ll most often see in cultivation. It resembles yucca and has long dark, narrow leaves. There are several cultivars of this species, including ‘Red Star’ with reddish leaves.

2. Cordyline terminalis - is another species with a lot of different cultivars. It is very showy with wide leaves that can be yellow, orange, black, red, green, and a mix of colors, depending on the variety.

3. Cordyline fruticosa - includes the ‘Miss Andrea’ cultivar which has striking, large green leaves. The younger leaves are tinted with purple and the flowers are light purple.

source: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/ti-plant/cordyline-plant-varieties.htm

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