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    Haleakala

    Thank you. I created an account and will do so.
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    Haleakala

    Those look really good. How does the auction site work? I'm willing to give it a try. Thank your for your help and relies.
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    Haleakala

    Large leaves and tall growing.
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    Haleakala

    Hope it's okay to post this here. I am looking for Haleakala cuttings, either from a member who may have some available or a reputable seller. I've purchased twice w one online seller and both times I've received dehydrated, wrinkled logs Etc. I've tried to rehydrate in water or liqiid seaweed...
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    Black Magic / Negra

    I believe Negra is one of the largest growing cordylines with olive-green leaves that mature to near black. The ones that show the pink streaks in the foliage I know as Negra Diamond.
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    seeds

    Dean: here is what I consider La'i, "green Ti" that I have been growing in So.CA from a cutting from family's yard in HI, about 6 foot at time we cut it up. This is the first time that the green has sent out inflorescence; it has a light purple outer appearance but the flowers have not begun to...
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    Yes!

    If anyone is cutting up their Scherbertii this season, would you be willing to keep a cutting for me?
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    i'm back .... help germinating logs

    Staying in SoCal I have found member ScotTi Sphagnum Moss technique to work well for me, *but I have not had success rooting canes this early in the year, crown cuttings have rooted fine: ScotTi Sphagnum Moss Baggies "The logs are placed in a baggie in wet sphagnum moss and left until you get...
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    I saw your post Scott and wanted to give it a try. Pretty good results within the week. Now I'll try my luck with some cane cuttings.
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    I recently got some cuttings and was able to cut them into thirds. I have 1/3 in prop cells another 1/3 in prop cells in ziploc bags and the last 1/3 in water in a ziploc bag. Looking at the ones in water today, I have some root nodes breaking through, I just hope when I transplant to a soil...
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    With the bag method, are you completely covering the log in the moss or letting it sit on top? Furthermore, are you using bottom heat? I've had great success rooting plumeria in bags similar to this. Same with the seeds, do you use bottom heat or just leave in the paper towel and container?
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    Scott, just got the package this afternoon. Thank you very much, I was not expecting so many. Let me know how I can repay you. This evening I will be re-read this thread for best results to prop the seeds. Thank you as well for the sites information and I will check out ebay. Thanks again...
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    Ken, I will definitely try to work one of the meetings into my schedule. I stay in the South Bay Area of LA, almost neighbor to Carson. Travel a bit so long drives aren't the real issue, work is. But as I said I will do my best to make it out. It would be nice to meet others with the same...
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    Thank you Scott. Am excited and will look out for the seeds. Appreciate the effort in sending me some places to get cane cuttings.
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    How to Propagate Cordylines (Ti plants)

    Some of my mail logs have rot out too as stated with my first post. Where are you ordering from may I ask? I know waxing the ends will keep the logs but just that process can be burdensome. If you end up having some cuttings I would love to take some off your hands if you have excess.
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