50 Red / 50 Green Ti Plant Grow Hawaii I served a very useful purpose in the lives of the Hawaiians. They used my leaves to make whistles, house thatch, raincoats, sandals, plates and wrappers for food. They even distilled my root to produce a high-grade brandy called Okoehao. Today, I'm used to make Hula skirts, in flower arrangements, and my green leaves are still used to impart special flavor to foods when wrapped and steamed. Amazing you say! Yes, I'm amazingly useful. GROWING INSTRUCTIONS: Trim wax from ends. Place cutting horizontally in a dish of water covering cutting halfway. Change water once a week until roots sprout. When roots are 2 inches long, transplant in pot with good drainage in sandy soil or other commercial media. Keep soil moist at all times. Hawaiian Ti Plant 1 Red Cutting 1 Green Cutting 50 Packages (100 Logs) Cordyline terminalis
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- 100 Ti Plant Logs - 50 Green Logs - 50 Red Logs - 2 Logs Per Pack -Grow Hawaii
- Hawaiians use my leaves to make whistles, house thatch, raincoats, sandals, plates and wrappers for food. They even distilled my root to produce a high-grade brandy called Okoehao.
- The Ti Plants Are Also Used To Ward Away Evil Spirits and Bring Good Luck
- Grown in a Pest Free Certified Nursery On the Big Island Of Hawaii
- Agriculture Stamp _ Approved to Ship to Mainland
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