Hi. That is the Purple Alamada vine. I have it in my yard here in south Fla. I am trying to find out how to root it. So far ,no replies. But thats what it is. you can make it grow as a shrub or a vine on a fence,it has thick stems,or almost a small tree with correct pruning.

Thanks for getting back to me peeps! I like when u call a plant out by name and say "my ....... is sensitive so I being that in early" and "ive found that the........ can stay out later, it doesnt mind the cold as much".. I should have cross posted better and been more detailed in my question. I have a couple tropical plants, a couple begonias, some succulents, and then the regular foliage house plants like the spider plants, peace lillies, pothos, snake plants. I also have some in betweeners where I'm not sure if I should try to overwinter them as houseplants or go dormant, or cuttings, or just let em go. Anyone have success with gerbera daisies, dahlias, or any of the above?

welcome to the forums ... in the given space.. what light is available .. just saying its low doesnt tell us much ... how far will it be from a window.. what direction does the window face.. are there drapes.. will they be open all day.. do the windows get cold at night .... so many questions.. so little time ... how big a space ... big to me on my 5 acres.. is not quite what it is in an apartment ... the more specific info you can give us.. the better we can help you ... and will you be starting big with a plant to fill the space immediately ... or small.. and let it grow into it??? might help to know where you are.. big city name ... and how you heat your house if any ... a furnace can end up as big a problem as lack of light ... ken

It is rather, a Dracaena, a form of D. fragrans. It might be one of the curly ones in the ’Dragon’ series. Some have names including ”Tornado” or ”Twister”.