Cordyline ‘Cameroon Yellow’
₹399.00 ₹249.00
Cordyline compacta ‘Cameroon Yellow’ is a compact growing cordyline with silvery green and red leaves with distinct light yellow margins. This cordyline specimen with stunning variegated foliage in bright greens, slashed with chocolate brown to purple tones grows between 1 – 2 metres tall, the glossy leaves and striking striped appearance are a beautiful garden addition. The compact growth and crisp clean foliage makes it an ideal accent or border plant.
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Description
Height: 0.4 ft to 0.9 ft as per production.
Pot size: Grown in 4 inch inch plastic Pot.
Dispatch Details: Plants will be shipped with soil to root ball.
Repotting:
Repot the received plant in 6 to 7 inch pot with good soil media.
Soil Media: 40% Potting Soil + 25% cocopit + 25% Organic manure/Vermicompost + 5% charcoal chips + 5% perlite.
Watering: Only after Soil dries completely.
Placement:Indoor in medium to low light with Good natural Air Circulation/Ventilation.
Sunlight: No direct Sunlight
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