If you're looking for a beautiful tropical plant with a blend of red, purple and green leaves the Ti plant is one you're sure to enjoy.
The plant is a native of East Asia.
Depending on the region you live in it is also known as the good luck plant, Hawaiian Ti Plant and red sister.
The Ti plant is often thought of as a houseplant.
However, it is commonly found outdoors in the southern United States.
Many variations of the Plant are available thanks to creative breeding efforts from professional growers.
The varieties include leaves that are pink and red, spotted white and pink, and yellow and pink to name a few.
Climate needs The Ti is an evergreen plant that can do well in many climates.
Place the plant in partial shade or full sun and you'll be rewarded with it beautiful colors year round.
The plant generally does not do well in full shaded areas.
The Ti loves humidity so if you grow it indoors make sure to mist it often.
If grown outdoors bring it inside if the temperature dips below 55 degrees.
You do not want to allow the soil of the Ti plant to dry out before you water it again.
This holds especially true if grown outdoors during the summer under full sun.
Growing new good luck Plants Propagating the The plant is not difficult process.
The easiest method is to cut 3-5 inches from the stem.
Remove all but a couple leaves, then dip the cut tip into a rooting hormone and place it in a quality potting soil.
Keep the soil moist but not wet, and mist the leaves frequently.
If you are into colorful plants, this plant is one you should definitely look into.
Choosing the perfect good luck plant for your home or garden should not be difficult since there are many varieties available.
It has been said the Ti plant will bring good luck to whomever purchases this plant.
Find out for yourself by picking up a Ti plant today.