The cordyline can withstand cold temperatures down to a wind chill of 15 degrees below zero. Below that, it needs to be protected.
When the temperature drops below -15 degrees, protection is essential for the survival of a Cordyline. This can be done by wrapping fleece (a good breathable thin material) around the leaf crown to block the wind. If the Cordyline is in the ground, there is no need to protect the root ball. However, if it is in an uninsulated pot, the root ball also needs protection. This can be done by wrapping bubble wrap (or other insulating material) around the pot, so that the wind has no effect on the edge of the pot.
When the Cordyline is outside, it needs little water during the winter, almost none. But during the hot days of summer, it should be watered every day, sometimes even twice on the hottest days. In between, it can be every 2-4 days, depending on the temperature. You can feel this by checking the soil. If the soil is reasonably moist, then the Cordyline has enough water.
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