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Continue shoppingToxic to cats, dogs and pets.
Easy for beginners and a great starter plant!
Can live in low light but performs better when exposed to medium light and also brings out the leaf color. Direct sun will burn leaves.
Water when you receive it. Enjoys being kept on the moist side but not soggy. Water well and then allow the soil to dry out.
Enjoys high humidity. Spritz occasionally.
Cleans, filters and purifies the air in your home or office.
Also known as the "Cabbage Plant" or the "Good Luck Plant," this Cordyline Terminalis Hot Pepper will make any space feel more cheerful.
The color this indoor plant brings to any rooms is reminiscent of a tropical island with its vivacious colorings. Get the groove going in any place where bright light exists and high humidity.
Native to the tropical climates of Hawaii and other Pacific islands, New Guinea and parts of Asia.
The Ti plant was first brought to Hawaii by early Polynesian settlers. It can be found in tropical Southeast Asia and Pacific wetlands. The number of ways the leaves can be used is staggering: roof thatching, food wrapping, clothing like skirts and sandals, cattle feed, dishes, medicine, liquor, even sleds for kids! Hawaiians plant ti around their homes for good luck, for the leaves are sometimes worn to scare off the oogie-boogies and attract the good spirits. Sacred to the god Lono and the goddess Laka, the leaves are still used in spiritual ceremonies and rituals today.
Taking care of plants is easier than you think, trust us. Lively Root has put together a series of quick how-tos and informative posts on signs of over and under watering, repotting your plants, removing unwanted insects, and much more.
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