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Hi all. We have a cluster of these Cordylines, probably ‘Electric Pink’ or similar. They came with the house, and although I’m not a big fan (my wife loves them) we relocated them to the rear yard (where the palms are) where I admit they provide a little color pop. Anyway, the leaves on one are all twisted up. This happened once before and it eventually grew out of it, but I’d like to prevent it happening again. Any thoughts?

 

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SF, CA

USDA zone 10a / Sunset zone 17

Summer avg. high 68°F / 20°C (SF record high 106°F / 41°C)

Winter avg. low 45°F / 7°C (SF record low 27°F / -3°C)

480’ / 146m elevation, 2.8 miles / 4.5km from ocean

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