PostHeaderIcon Why Is My Cordyline Not Growing ?

I have planted 2 cordyline plans in my garden about six months ago , they are both in direct sunlight and in good ground yet one has grown 3 foot and the other one has not grown at all and only is 5 inches high still , the same hight it was when i planted it ? Any ideas why this is and what can i do to incourage grouth of it ?

3 Responses to “Why Is My Cordyline Not Growing ?”

  • nice guy is me says:

    you may find that by next spring/summer they will take off and grow beautifully. i think they need maybe about 6-9months to get established. They will flourish as long as they are getting good light, and plenty of air around them. Don’t give up on them.

  • cordyline plants love sunlight and humidity, here in florida they grow as large as some trees

  • exoticpa says:

    Mark / Not sure what part of the world you live but if it is in England then for a Cordyline to grow 3ft in a year is unprecedented.
    The fact that the other one had “stood still” points to a common planting mistake —— if you dig it up you may find that it is bone dry just as it was when you planted it.
    Hope this helps

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