plant in red pot Cordyline Red Sister Hawaiian Ti Plant With Red Foliage in 10 in. (3 G

plant in red pot Cordyline Red Sister Hawaiian Ti Plant With Red Foliage in 10 in. (3 GStanding out from other Ti plants, 'Red Sister' sports flamboyant fuchsia pink to deep burgundy foliage, a sure way to brighten a room or add drama to an outdoor garden. The intensity of the variegated hot pink foliage color is influenced by amount of sunlight and growing conditions, and its brightest color comes when the plant is sited where medium or bright indirect light occurs in your home or office. A terrific easy going, low maintenance plant

Standing out from other Ti plants, 'Red Sister' sports flamboyant fuchsia pink to deep burgundy foliage, a sure way to brighten a room or add drama to an outdoor garden. The intensity of the variegated hot pink foliage color is influenced by amount of sunlight and growing conditions, and its brightest color comes when the plant is sited where medium or bright indirect light occurs in your home or office. A terrific easy going, low maintenance plant for beginner gardens, needing little more than regular watering, an occasional feeding, or perhaps a simple pruning. In warmer climates, this plant can be planted outdoors as a specimen, as a border hedge, or in a patio pot.

• Botanical Name: ¬†Cordyline fruticosa 'Red Sister
• Also known as cabbage palm or good luck plant, the shrub is often grown in some tropical locations to bring good fortune and to ward off evil spirits
• Slow growing houseplant, low maintenance and perfect for first time gardeners
• Eye catching leathery, lance-shaped, brightly colored leaves jazz up any home's decor
• Easy going plant with simply frequent watering, light feeding, and basically no pruning
• Tropical shrub that is outdoor hardy only in USDA plant zones 10-11, in all other climates, this plant is commonly grown as an indoor houseplant
• Ships in a 10 in. tall and wide black nursery pot, the plant itself is about 20 in. tall
• Performs best in an area with bright indirect sun, too much sun will burn the tips of its leaves
• Grows best in average to evenly moist soils, will not tolerate extreme saturation nor standing water
• Not particular to any soil type nor pH level