Tamarindus indica High Humidity often growing as part of

often growing as part of the mangrove ecosystem where it benefits from salt-tolerant adaptations

Water: Water the plant regularly

where it grows as an understorey shrub or small tree in warm

Golden colouring intensifies to neon and thickens with maturity

Cordyline plants are native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands

Tamarindus indica High Humidity often growing as part ofA tree that has fed people across the tropics for thousands of years, grown here as a graceful indoor specimen. Tamarindus indica produces dense, fern like compound foliage made up of rows of tiny, paired leaflets that give it a fine, layered texture unlike any typical houseplant. The leaves fold closed at night, a gentle daily movement that adds character. Origins Native to tropical Africa, Tamarindus indica has been cultivated across South Asia, the