Cordyline — tissue-culture young plants
Propagated in tissue culture by our laboratory partner HasBiotech, and supplied by BYS Flora International to wholesalers and garden centres worldwide, with the phytosanitary certificate issued at origin.
What it is
Cordyline are evergreen, palm-like shrubs and small trees with rosettes of long, strap-shaped leaves, many of them in red, purple, pink or variegated forms.
Cordyline australis, the New Zealand cabbage palm, is grown outdoors in mild climates and as a patio plant. Cordyline fruticosa, the ti plant, is a tropical species grown mainly as a house and interiorscape plant.
- Botanical name
- Cordyline
- Common name
- Cabbage palm, ti plant
- Family
- Asparagaceae
- Supplied as
- Young plants from tissue culture.
- Paperwork
- GKGM phytosanitary certificate
- Sold to
- Trade buyers only
Pot sizes, quantities, minimum orders and lead times change through the year. A trade account shows what is ready now, at trade prices.
How it comes
Young plants from tissue culture.
Tissue culture gives uniform young plants from cleaned, checked starting material, and is far less tied to the season than cuttings or seed.
How tissue culture works →Documents with every consignment
- Phytosanitary CertificateGKGM — Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry · Every export consignment
- Commercial Invoice and Packing ListBYS Flora International · Every consignment
- Proof of OriginAt origin, in the form the route requires · Where the destination or a tariff preference requires one
- Virus-indexing resultsOur laboratory partner, for tissue-culture material · On request
Into the EU, some plants from Türkiye may only enter under specific conditions, and we check those before we quote.
For other markets we supply the phytosanitary certificate and the paperwork your customs authority asks for. Documents and plant health
Live availability and trade prices for Cordyline are in the trade account.
Trade buyers only. Applications are read by hand, usually within two working days. If you would rather talk first, WhatsApp or write to our export team.