Cordyline Fruticosa, Ti Plant, Learn Water and Soil Propagation of the Ti Plant using stem cuttings.
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The Cordyline, also known as the Ti Plant is a popular tropical plant used as an indoor and an outdoor plant.
In this episode, we will demonstrate how to have a 100% success stories using stem cuttings for a Water and a Soil propagation.
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Priceless information on the Ti plant...new subscriber!
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I love your Chanel! Do you find stress after the water prop? both water and soil seem like a Great way.
Hi Suzann thank you for following and for your lovely comment. Propagating using water and soil is great. However, I tend to do more soil as I get a stronger rooting.
You Rock, this was soooo helpful.
I’m in SW Florida where the heat is brutal.
What location would you recommend for an outdoor planting spot?
Direct sun or partial sun?
Hi though they do like direct sun, especially the green variety, I find that the other varieties can loose their hue. I find that the best location is in bright indirect sun. I find, in cases where the sun is brutal, we get that in summer leaves do get scorched.
Also not to close to the house as the roots grow aggressively and could damage your foundation.
Thank you sooo much@@redsoilgardener