Ti plant

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

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

Houseplants with pink leaves are so pretty, and also make great gifts! From trailing plants to succulents and more, see our favorites here!

How to Propagate Coryline terminalis | 3 Ti Plant Propagation Methods

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.

Red Sister Plant

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Ti Plants are very popular in Hawaii, and we have some in our garden too. There is a great variety in Ti, both in size and color. Here are some of ours: This is a variegated color we just planted this weekend. Red Tis in the back yard. Another multicolor, pinks and browns. Isn't it beautiful? Small red Ti in my herb garden. Not exactly a herb, but adds great color. The green Tis were all damaged in the hail storm, their lovely bright green leaves shredded. It will take a while to bounce…

Whether grown as a solitary specimen or as a mass of accent plantings, Hawaiian ti plants are beautiful tropical additions to the landscape. Capable of flaunting a variety of vibrant colors, Cordyline fruticosa is easy to care for. Learn more about cultivating these beauties in the landscape. #tiplants #gardenerspath