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Cordyline Calypso Queen | Purple & Pink Live Tropical Houseplant
Regular price
$13.99
Title
Bold Purple & Pink Tropical Foliage That Makes a Statement in Any Room
The Cordyline fruticosa 'Calypso Queen' is one of the most dramatic color plants you can grow indoors. Deep purple leaves edged with vivid hot pink stripes rise in an upright tropical form, creating an instant focal point in living rooms, offices, or any space that needs a bold, living accent. Part of the dracaena family, the Calypso Queen is as forgiving as it is striking — a great choice for beginners and experienced plant parents alike.
Ships in a 4" nursery pot, ready to settle into your favorite planter. The vibrant purple and pink hues intensify with adequate indirect light, rewarding a good window spot with even richer color over time.
- Striking deep purple and hot pink foliage — a true statement plant
- Upright tropical growth habit; grows into an impressive specimen with time
- Beginner-friendly — tolerates occasional missed waterings
- Thrives in medium to bright indirect light; avoid direct sun
- Prefers distilled, rain, or overnight-rested tap water to protect leaves and roots
- Air purifying; adds humidity-loving tropical energy to any interior
- Note: toxic to pets — keep out of reach of cats and dogs
Product Specifications
- Botanical name: Cordyline fruticosa ‘Calypso Queen’
- Common name: Calypso Queen, Ti Plant, Purple Cordyline
- Plant family: Dracaenaceae (Dracaena family)
- Pot size: Ships in a 4" nursery pot
- Light: Medium to bright indirect light
- Water: Keep soil consistently moist; reduce in winter
- Care level: Beginner-friendly
- Pet safety: Toxic to cats and dogs
Care Instructions
- Place in medium to bright indirect light — avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch
- Keep soil consistently moist but never waterlogged or soggy
- Reduce watering frequency in winter when growth slows
- Use distilled water, collected rainwater, or tap water left out overnight
- Avoid fresh tap water — chlorine and fluoride can cause brown leaf tips over time
- Wipe leaves occasionally with a damp cloth to remove dust and support photosynthesis
Cordyline Calypso Queen | Purple & Pink Live Tropical Houseplant
Regular price
$13.99
Title
Bold Purple & Pink Tropical Foliage That Makes a Statement in Any Room
The Cordyline fruticosa 'Calypso Queen' is one of the most dramatic color plants you can grow indoors. Deep purple leaves edged with vivid hot pink stripes rise in an upright tropical form, creating an instant focal point in living rooms, offices, or any space that needs a bold, living accent. Part of the dracaena family, the Calypso Queen is as forgiving as it is striking — a great choice for beginners and experienced plant parents alike.
Ships in a 4" nursery pot, ready to settle into your favorite planter. The vibrant purple and pink hues intensify with adequate indirect light, rewarding a good window spot with even richer color over time.
- Striking deep purple and hot pink foliage — a true statement plant
- Upright tropical growth habit; grows into an impressive specimen with time
- Beginner-friendly — tolerates occasional missed waterings
- Thrives in medium to bright indirect light; avoid direct sun
- Prefers distilled, rain, or overnight-rested tap water to protect leaves and roots
- Air purifying; adds humidity-loving tropical energy to any interior
- Note: toxic to pets — keep out of reach of cats and dogs
Product Specifications
- Botanical name: Cordyline fruticosa ‘Calypso Queen’
- Common name: Calypso Queen, Ti Plant, Purple Cordyline
- Plant family: Dracaenaceae (Dracaena family)
- Pot size: Ships in a 4" nursery pot
- Light: Medium to bright indirect light
- Water: Keep soil consistently moist; reduce in winter
- Care level: Beginner-friendly
- Pet safety: Toxic to cats and dogs
Care Instructions
- Place in medium to bright indirect light — avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch
- Keep soil consistently moist but never waterlogged or soggy
- Reduce watering frequency in winter when growth slows
- Use distilled water, collected rainwater, or tap water left out overnight
- Avoid fresh tap water — chlorine and fluoride can cause brown leaf tips over time
- Wipe leaves occasionally with a damp cloth to remove dust and support photosynthesis