Common varieties of Cordyline

Red Star Cordyceps

This variety is the most common, with reddish-brown, umbrella-like leaves.

Cordyceps glabra

Its leaves are broad needle-shaped, green with a hint of bright red, and the edges are dark red.

Cordyceps oblique

Its leaves are long sword-shaped, dark green with light red or yellow stripes.

Cordyceps sinensis

It has very bright green leaves with pink streaks on them.

Hawaiian Cordyceps

The leaves are deep copper green with a hint of red at the edges.

Queen of Cordyceps

The yellow-green and brown mottled patterns give off a pearly and smooth feeling.

Colorful Cordyline

Its leaves are oval in shape and look like a rainbow.

Hawaiian flag

It has variegated leaves with pink and crimson markings, broad lanceolate leaves, dark green with white vertical stripes.

Rainbow Cordyline

Its leaves are broad, with yellow-white oblique stripes and red edges.

Red Edged Cordyceps

The leaf edges are red, the middle is light purple with green diagonal stripes. It is a mini cordyline with a plant height of only 40 cm.

Cordyceps tricolor

Its leaves have green, yellow, red and other color stripes, and the cut surface of the root is white.

Beautiful Cordyline

The leaves are dark green with red and white spots.

Red Cordyceps

The leaves are narrow, dark brown with red centers.

Blackleaf Cordyceps

The leaves are lanceolate and coppery in color.