(5 pack) Island Blooms Cordyline Plant, Live Outdoor Foliage, 16-Inch Tall, 1.5-Pint Pot

Enjoy the beauty of , which features , foliage and is fantastic for . Grow in bright, indirect sunlight. Water it about once a week with approximately . Ensure excess water drains. Adjust as needed for your environment. Never let sit in water or saturated soil. When shipped, its about -inches tall, measured from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. ships in a , -inch . To help with water drainage, this container does have holes. is generally a grower, depending on environment and care provided. Boost growth in spring and summer with a fertilizer labeled for potted plants following the products instructions. When outgrows its current container, repot by gently removing it from its container and placing it in a 2-inch wider container. Fill with potting mix and water thoroughly. Hardy outdoors in USDA Zones . Exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption. Send us your feedback at questions@costafarms.

• Big, bold, and beautiful! That's how we describe cordyline. This amazing Australian import develops brightly colored, strap-like leaves that look fantastic all summer long. Use cordyline by themselves in large pots or urns to flank an entry or mix them with flowering annuals to create an eye-catching focal point. Cordyline can grow 3 feet tall with red, pink, or bi-colored leaves. In the North, grow cordyline as an annual. Hardy from zones 9-11.
• Cordyline prefers a sunny location, but will tolerate partial shade. Plant them in a high-quality potting soil and water whenever the soil surface starts to feel dry. These Australian plants can tolerate drought, but don't like to dry out completely. Feed with a slow-release granular fertilizer every six months or so. Cordyline is tropical in nature so don't plant them outdoors until frost danger has passed. Place container-grown cordyline in a spot protected from high winds. Otherwise, cordyline's large leaves may catch the wind and topple over during storms.
• Cordyline is not intended for human or animal consumption