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Cordyline fruticosa ‘Red Sister’, Ti Plant, Cordyline terminalis

(14 customer reviews)

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When Transplanting: Apply between new soil and plant so stimulant touches root ball.

For Existing Plants: Apply stimulant 2-3 inches below top of soil.

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6″ Pot: ½ Pack
8-10″ Pot: 1 Pack
12-14″ pot: 2 Packs

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Repotting:
6” pot into an 8-10” planter: About 1.5 bags
8-10” pot into a 12-14” planter: About 3 bags

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Repotting:
6” pot into an 8-10” planter: About 1.5 bags
8-10” pot into a 12-14” planter: About 3 bags

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Description

Other Common Names

Dracaena terminalis

Vivid Color Suits Your Garden to a Ti

With its brilliant fuchsia and bronze magenta leaves, the Red Sister Ti Plant is a vibrant accent indoors or out. Native to the tropics of Southeast Asia, Northeast Australia, Polynesia and New Guinea, Cordyline Fructosia is actually an evergreen. Visitors to the Hawaiian Islands will probably spot this plant in front of most homes, as it is believed to bring good luck. Hawaiians also use the blade-shaped leaves in spiritual ceremonies, hula skirts and even as surfboard covers.

The Red Sister thrives in warm temperatures and humidity. Indoors, make sure to keep the plant in a bright room, but out of direct sunlight so leaves won’t scorch. Pot in well-draining soil and use a liquid fertilizer during its growing season (April to September). The Red Sister shows off its most vivid colors in cooler weather. During summer months, the leaves will turn a bit darker.

Additional information

Zone

10a, 10b, 11a, 11b, 12a, 12b

Sun Exposure

Full Shade

Mature Height

3 ft – 4 ft

Spacing

3 ft – 4 ft

14 reviews for Cordyline fruticosa ‘Red Sister’, Ti Plant, Cordyline terminalis

  1. Edward Gribben (verified owner) –

    Very nice plant to go with my collection of Red Sisters, just transplanted a few days ago, doing well, prompt delivery.

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  3. Dana (verified owner) –

    Love my Ti plant. It’s a beautiful plant and couldn’t be happier with it!

  4. Patricia (verified owner) –

    Just received 4 days ago. They are in great shape. Watered and keeping inside while for a week before I plant in thevground as suggested by Plantvine.

  5. Anonymous (verified owner) –

    Plant looks healthy but not very red compared to pictures.

  6. Haley (store manager) –

    Hi! Red Sister Ti Plants typically become more red/pink during their growing season in the fall. 🙂

  7. Margaret Phillips (verified owner) –

    Plant was in fine condition when it arrived even though it had spent a long holiday weekend with FedEx. It is large and healthy.

  8. Leroy (verified owner) –

    Our first time purchasing plants from a nursery. The secure packaging was a well thought out professional process. We received our 3large Red Sister Plants with each plant individually covered with a plastic wrap to prevent soil from escaping while holding down a moistured wrapping around each plant . The plants looked so vibrant and healthy and it has only been one week . They are sitting on our outdoor terrace with Manhattan in the background giving us some solace considering the current challenges we face today . Needless to say, we will be purchasing from you again !

  9. Mike F. (verified owner) –

    Plant arrived a little wilted, but with a drink of water, it perked right up. Didn’t help that FedEx had the plant here on Tuesday, but didn’t deliver until Thursday.

  10. Isabel C. (verified owner) –

    Beautiful plant and very neatly packaged!

  11. Michelle C. (verified owner) –

    The Cordyline Red Sister looked healthy. Here’s to growing a beautiful mature plant!

  12. Barbara Johnson (verified owner) –

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  14. Lillian B. (verified owner) –

    Beautiful plant arrived well packed and fresh as a daisy.

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Why others chose this plant.

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I needed a pop of color and this is a nice rich red.

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I love the colors

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Love the red color

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We fell in love with the Bright Pink color that we loved on a recent trip to Florida. We are using the plants on the patio at our house.

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Connie
1 year 11 months ago

How to prune. My plant is getting g top heavy.

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Dorothy
1 year 4 months ago

I wanted to put this on my front portico with other Ivy for hopefully another 2 months .. live in Central NJ .. then I know I need to bring them inside prob end by Oct before any frost .. I then can put them back outside next Spring ?

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Haley
1 year 4 months ago

Hi Dorothy! You definitely can. 🙂

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Amelia
1 year 2 months ago

Is this okay as a house plant?

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Hillary
1 year 2 months ago

Hi Amelia, Yes it can be used as a houseplant. It will do best best in high-light location. Water ti plant when the soil surface starts to dry—around the time the top inch or two of the potting mix dries to the touch is best. The plant is fairly drought tolerant, but the leaf tips may develop some browning if the plant stays too dry for too long. Thanks!

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Cheryl
1 year 1 month ago

How do u trim this plant from keeping from getting top heavy and to get more fullness? What are the high and low temps of this plant?

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Hillary
1 year 1 month ago

Hi Cheryl, The Red sister prefer temperature that is between 65-45 degrees. Trim off colorful ti plant leaves to accent your indoor arrangements throughout the growing season. Snip off yellow, brown, damaged or diseased ti plant leaves or stems as they may occur year round. Prune any stalks that appear too tall, lanky or unattractive to you throughout the growing season. You can safely cut stems back to about 12 inches above the soil level to promote branching. New shoots will sprout from the cut as well as from lower areas of the stem. This also serves to control the ti plant’s size. Cut all but three of the older stems back to about 6 inches above the soil level to rejuvenate more mature plants if they begin to look tired or straggly. Trim the three remaining stalks back to 6 inches above soil level the following spring. Leave the others alone. This method ensures that the leaves growing on the pruned plant continue to produce food for it.

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Carol Fisher
3 months 20 days ago

We have several Red Sister plants in our yard in Florida. A few have several lengthy branches without leaves until the top 6 inches or so. Others are very full. Can we cut off at 6 inches from ground to promote growth of the parent plant? Then with the branch cut off some how prepare to be replanted, root in water, etc?

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Heather
2 months 26 days ago

Do you have any suggestions of other Indoor plants to plant around the base of it?

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