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Your cart is empty.Receive 1 Combo Pack of Hawaiian Ti Plant Log Cuttings 1 Red 1 Green Logs. Create Your Beautiful Hawaiian Good Luck Tropical Garden - The Hawaiian ti leaf plant (pronounced "tee") is also known as Cordyline fruticosa and has many uses including making hula skirts, leis or cooking with the leaf. Believed by Hawaiians the ti leaf plant protects the property and brings good luck. These plants are a nice addition to your landscaping boarding around your house or yard as shrubs or bushes. In Hawaii today, many of our yards are hedged with ti leaf plants for good luck. The Ti is a beautiful and striking ornamental plant with large and glossy leaves. The Ti Leaf plant can grow up to 6 Feet and be grown in a plant container or ground if you live in warmer weather. Can grow ti leaf plants indoor or outdoor. Ti plants are perennial plants and do well in shade and sun with regular watering. Grown in a nursery on the Big Island Of Hawaii. Comes with planting instructions on back of card. Individually packaged (like shown in pictures) . Growing instructions: cut waxed ends off and plant in potting soil mixed with perlite. Keep moist and in a partially shaded location until roots and leaves are produced. You can also start them in water. Gradually move into full sun. Water daily. If climate is too hot (above 85 degrees), the ti plant will do better in partial shade.
Joncan808
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021
Born and raised in Hawaii. I’ve grown many ti plants. This one didn’t grow. I reached out to the vendor. No response. package received promptly, but I couldn’t get one of the easiest plants to grow, to start in an indoor terrarium. Stocks came dry and crumbly
EMK
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018
I have had this for several weeks, planted in a pot. They are both starting to grow, although the green is actually sprouting leaves while the red just has buds. It is a fine balance to keeping it moist, while not overwatering/letting it dry out.
Kaylr31
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018
Received the two Ti plant cuttings/logs. Followed the directions and they are beginning to develop the “eruptions” for the roots and the stems. The pictures are at the 3 week mark. One picture is of the tops of the cuttings. The other is of the bottom of the red Ti cutting. The medium I am experimenting with is “water beads” or also known as crystal soil. Very happy with this purchase. I will update as it progresses.
HoneyDo
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2016
Three stars only because the plants didn't grow even when I followed the instructions. Perhaps not for novice planters.
Joy Whitlatch
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2016
It took over one month for them to get started but Yes! Both red and green have sprouted. It really took a long time for them to sprout. I had to scrape of the coloring on the ends for them to get going. It's now 8 months after planting and the plants are alive and growing slowly.
Darlene DeMayo
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2015
After a month these little guys popped out at the same time on the same day. Trick is to not burry deep .... just cover logs with half inch of soil not packed down, water lightly every day. I put them in a one gallon nursery pot, but as I said don't bury deep under. One has a red tip and the other green... very cute so far. UPDATE.... They are coming up great BUT the REDS on is NOT RED it has red edges. I really wanted a fully red Ti plant and after planting 4 red and 4 green..... none are red so taking 2 stars off.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2014
Mine are growing quickly, about 4 ft tall in 6 months, but then again I live in Florida and mine are outside.
Michael J. Stevens
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2013
I got one of these Starter Logs 30+ years ago, and the plant that arose from it was amazing. More recently, I've tried three different times (not always with logs from Discount Hawaiian Gifts) and gotten nothing more than initial buds to appear. Thereafter, the log molds and disintegrates. Compared to what grew the first time around, every attempt since has been a disappointment. I don't know if the processing and packaging is to blame, or the plants today are genetically weakened, but they certainly don't grow as well as that first one did. At least not for me.
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