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• The bright indirect light is ideal for maintaining the vibrancy of its leaf colors. • Sufficient light is necessary, especially for varieties with colored or red leaves (like yours), as without it, the leaves may lose their bright color and become pale green. • It can tolerate light direct sunlight in the early morning or late afternoon, but avoid the hot midday sun which may burn the edges of its leaves. 2. Watering • Keep the soil consistently moist, but do not allow it to be waterlogged or flooded. • Water the plant when you feel that the top layer of soil (about 2-3 cm) has dried to the touch. • Overwatering is the most common cause of problems with the cordyline, so ensure excellent drainage in the pot. • Note: Some growers prefer using distilled water or rainwater, as the cordyline may be sensitive to some salts and minerals in tap water, which can cause leaf burn or browning at the edges. 3. Humidity and Temperature • Prefers high humidity. To increase humidity, you can: • Spray its leaves with water spray from time to time.