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Plant ID

9 years ago

Is this a Cordyline/Ty plant? It doesn't get much sun in this spot and it recently developed that pink edging.

I would like to move it, but I don't know what it needs.

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  • 9 years ago

    Yes, it's a Cordyline or Hawaiian Ti plant. Probably the standard "Red Sister". They need sun, but don't do well in full sun all day long. In the shade, they lose some color.

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