Ti plant propagation

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.

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

Learn two simple methods for propagating Ti plants effortlessly. Do you truly comprehend the nuances of these propagation techniques, including the ideal conditions and timing for success? How can you ensure the healthy growth of Ti plants propagated through these methods and provide them with proper care?

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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Learn to identify, grow, and care for a Hawaiian Ti plant at https://www.houseplant411.com/houseplant/how-to-grow-a-hawaiian-ti-plant-care-guide-cordyline-terminalis

Read how to propagate Ti Plant and more plant details here.

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