Ti plant

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 →

Unlock the vibrant beauty of the Hawaiian Ti Plant! This complete guide covers everything from planting and watering to light, soil, and propagation. Bring a touch of the tropics to your home!

Hawaiian ti plants are tropical foliage plants with bright, colorful leaves. Easy to care for and a delight to look at, Cordyline fruticosa is perfect for bringing a bright, tropical vibe into your home. Learn how to grow these dramatic houseplants in this guide on Gardener's Path. #tiplant #houseplants #gardenerspath

The Hawaiian Ti Plant is a beautiful and popular houseplant that brightens up any room in the home or office. Learn how to care for the Hawaiian Ti in this ...

Cordyline Fruticosa, Red Sister, Ti Plant, Live Plant 25-30 in. Tall in Grower Pot by Nature's Way Farms Plant or Animal Product Type Shrub & Hedge Indoor/Outdoor Usage Outdoor Brand Nature's Way Farms Material Feature Organic Color This plant is known for its striking, reddish-pink and green leaves. Expected Blooming Period Spring to Summer

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

Cordyline fruticosa (Baby Doll Ti Plant, Good-Luck Plant, Hawaiian Ti Plant, Hawiian Ti, Ti Plant) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox

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Coryline terminalis can be propagated at the beginning of the growing season by air layering, from stem cuttings or by use of the crown from old leggy canes.

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.