Hawaiian ti plants

Most people are familiar with the Red Sister Ti Plant, with it's striking magenta leaves, that add a vibrant splash of color to many landscapes. Ti Plants (Cordyline fruticosa) are a large family of plants that offer so many varieties that it is worth the effort to explore options other than the more common Red ...continue reading →

TI (tee, not drinking Tea) LEAF PLANTS, Advice on how to #remedy browned leaf tips, #propagate this plant & the varieties - I hear they have healing properties. | @epicgardening.com I was gifted a houseplant, & I have potted more & given as #ornamental potted plant gifts

On my last visit to Oahu, I ended up at a University Men’s Volleyball Game and, before sitting down, was handed a long, slim green leaf. I was told it was a “Ti Leaf” and I was supposed to use it to cheer for the team.

Fortunately, Ti plants are easily propagated and rooted up in water using stem and tip cuttings. You can also air layer the stems, or root up the cane cuttings directly in lightly damp soil, but you'll get a week or two jump start by using the water method. How To Prune Hawaiian Ti For Propagation

Start growing these wonderful cordyline plants in your home or garden that adds beauty to your garden and monitors your health.

Cordyline fruticosa is otherwise known as Ti plant, is indigenous to Polynesia and Australasia. In Hawaiian it's known as "La'i" and was introduced by Polynesian settlers.

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View photographs and a description of the plant Cordyline fruticosa, commonly known as Ti, Tiplant, Ti Plant, Ki, or Hawaiian Good Luck Plant