I got a cordyline stick as a souvenir from a friend who visited Hawaii - it was from a gift shop and they were not fresh. I had very little hope that it would sprout but it actually did after a few months in a take out container of damp sphagnum. It eventually gave me roots and new growth is poking through! Truly a resilient plant!
I love your enthusiasm for Cordyline. I feel the same and just came into possession of a variegated one. I’m so excited to have one again. I will overwinter indoors bc we are in a cold climate. Thank you!
I have one of this plant, it has a unique colour that never seen before, fast growing and love to place at the bright light but not direct sun. I always forget to watering but it can survive, and now it has 3 branches! Lovely🥰
Thank you for always teaching us so much in such an entertaining way. Learning by seeing (and of course by doing) is the best way to learn for me personally
PS: your updates are the best! I love seeing the progress without having to watch a separate video. Also, excited to follow your journey and, I guess, new format
Thank u soooooo much for this video..I have this plant for a couple of years, never knowing the name...i I am so excited to see how you are propogating it, even though its in full sun i find it a slow grower But thanks again😊
Always enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. The cordyline is very common here and referred to as "ti" leaf locally. The croton is non native to Hawaii, but is commonly seen around shopping centers and sometimes a neighbor's yard since the weather conditions support them. Very hearty plants. Aloha!
Muy informativo, me encanta porque da actualizaciones, así sabemos qué método va mejor. Pensé que iba a usar hormonas de enraizamiento, siempre las uso creo estoy adicta a ellas.
Hi Sean. 👋 Thank you for your video! I ❤️ Cordylines which are very easy to grow in here in Fiji, especially as they are one of our native species. We don't have the variety shown in your video though ...
I love cordyline, bc here in Hawaii, they grow very well. I love the different varieties! How we prop them here, cut them and straight into the ground or wherever we want them. We usually go with 2 inch stems but now I know I can go even smaller! Gorgeous!
Thing about Cordies in the tropics is they grow well in full light during the rainy season but the minute he rain stops after weeks of downpour they then scorch badly in the sun as the leaves became soft and tender in the rainy. However in the shade they also languish and grow skinny and badly.The leaves don't much like rain and wet all the time, this causes big dead spots, I guess fungal induced dead water mark patches. Many people spray continuously during the wet season with copper based fungicides to avoid this (not very environmentally sound) but preventing scorching is more problematic. Mine always look best in the dry season, during the wet season I chop em up and propagate.
I need your help? i just got one these beauty's. Yet i was able to put it in a better pot. now the leaves are yellowing and having dark spots. any suggestions?
Might mean insufficient light or watering. They love a bit of direct light. Also it depends on how well its taken to the new pot, they may need time to adapt
I got a cordyline stick as a souvenir from a friend who visited Hawaii - it was from a gift shop and they were not fresh. I had very little hope that it would sprout but it actually did after a few months in a take out container of damp sphagnum. It eventually gave me roots and new growth is poking through! Truly a resilient plant!
Yes this is good for confidence building for beginner plant parents. They do require more light than typical tropical foliage though
As dramatic as a soap opera, as educational as national geographic. Entertaining and helpful! Thank you
Whoaaa that is a fun comment to read. Thank you!
@@onlyplants Also question, how do you whether to start propagating a plant in just water or in soil? Maybe you already have video about this?
I love your enthusiasm for Cordyline. I feel the same and just came into possession of a variegated one. I’m so excited to have one again. I will overwinter indoors bc we are in a cold climate. Thank you!
i have this one, its still small. Love the color. I have 4 variety.
Love how the mother plant has bushed out.😊
They're so underrated.
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Way too 😀
I have one of this plant, it has a unique colour that never seen before, fast growing and love to place at the bright light but not direct sun.
I always forget to watering but it can survive, and now it has 3 branches! Lovely🥰
Its one of the easiest plants… in fact I should make an easiest house plants video
Just picked one of these up today as fell in love with its stunning colours! Checked YT and as always there you are Sean to help me with care tips!
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Thank you for always teaching us so much in such an entertaining way. Learning by seeing (and of course by doing) is the best way to learn for me personally
PS: your updates are the best! I love seeing the progress without having to watch a separate video. Also, excited to follow your journey and, I guess, new format
Thank youuu
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants collection lovely ❤❤
Got a variety of Cordyline. I love this plant cause it makes your garden more lush and not so sensitive as well. 💚🌱
Thank u soooooo much for this video..I have this plant for a couple of years, never knowing the name...i I am so excited to see how you are propogating it, even though its in full sun i find it a slow grower
But thanks again😊
You’re welcome 😀
Thank you this is so helpful I am just getting into cordylines and learning how to care and propagate them.
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Lovely plant and very helpful content.
Thank you ❤️❤️
I love the update method as it's good to see progress ❤🎉🎉🎉
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just fantastic ! just got mine a few days ago 😊so proud to found it somewhere I didn't expect to 😁
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Beautiful Plants...
Fabulous propagation video Sean👍
I have been wanting this plant for a while! Thank you for sharing with us 🤩
I am new to this plant, just got one thanks for the good information.
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Everything I was looking for for propagating this plant.
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Beautiful coloured plant. Thank you so much
Always enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. The cordyline is very common here and referred to as "ti" leaf locally. The croton is non native to Hawaii, but is commonly seen around shopping centers and sometimes a neighbor's yard since the weather conditions support them. Very hearty plants. Aloha!
Aloha! The colors on cordyline and crotons also suit the vibrant spirit of Hawaii!
@@onlyplants Mahalo (Thank You) Sean!
I have never seen this plant. Awesome! Beautiful plant… Thank you for the video. I learned a lot from your videos. God bless!
Give it a try. They provide so much beauty
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Those Choco Ti plants are really beautiful 😊
They are so big now! I meant to chop them up again.
Thank you for this video, mine is not doing well. Will definitely put in full sun and try to water it more often
I would move it slowly instead of suddenly changing light condition. Inch them week by week 😀 if you can
modern art filled leaves!!
Yessss 🖼
Muy informativo, me encanta porque da actualizaciones, así sabemos qué método va mejor. Pensé que iba a usar hormonas de enraizamiento, siempre las uso creo estoy adicta a ellas.
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Very pretty cordyline. Never saw one for real.
Gorgeous plant
Beautiful plant Babies!!!!🥰
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That is so beautiful plant
Hi Sean, you actually have a pretty nice bonsai tree at 10:40. It's like a little palm tree with nice trunk curve.
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Oh I love that cordyline 🌸💚🙃
Uh oh. I think I may have to start collecting these now. lol. I'm running out of room! a good problem to have😅
Darn it Sean, now I’m going to have to see if I can find one ☝️🌸💚🙃
Ones not enough lol
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Hi Sean. 👋 Thank you for your video! I ❤️ Cordylines which are very easy to grow in here in Fiji, especially as they are one of our native species. We don't have the variety shown in your video though ...
Whoaaaa Fiji ❤️
I love cordyline 🥰🥰
Nice plants Sean.
That is a gorgeous plant❤
Hi I have that exact plants .....its gorgeous God dont make mistakes.thks for the advice I ll care mine. God bless u
Thank you, what kind words
I love cordyline, bc here in Hawaii, they grow very well. I love the different varieties! How we prop them here, cut them and straight into the ground or wherever we want them. We usually go with 2 inch stems but now I know I can go even smaller! Gorgeous!
Yeppp this works with agalaonemas/dieffenbachias too
Love Love Love your videos
Thank youu
Just stunning!
Interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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so beautiful ti plant
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Beautiful!❤️
Awesome
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Thing about Cordies in the tropics is they grow well in full light during the rainy season but the minute he rain stops after weeks of downpour they then scorch badly in the sun as the leaves became soft and tender in the rainy. However in the shade they also languish and grow skinny and badly.The leaves don't much like rain and wet all the time, this causes big dead spots, I guess fungal induced dead water mark patches. Many people spray continuously during the wet season with copper based fungicides to avoid this (not very environmentally sound) but preventing scorching is more problematic. Mine always look best in the dry season, during the wet season I chop em up and propagate.
Very beautiful! I have a kiwi ti that I'm trying to bring back. Wish I could share pic
Do dm me on instagram @bo.tan.ist 😀
I wonder if this plant is one of the once you kept after your downsizing. I hope you can dedicate an episode on which plants you kept. =)
When I do a houseplant tour at the new house it will become apparent which ones were kept 😀
This is a lovely plant. I have no idea where to find just it in my part of the US though. 🤔
They actually pop up from time to time in garden centers, I’ve seen some in youtubers tours😀
That is very easy to grow and propagate, i hv also that
Surprised not more people have them 😀
I have learnt a lot sir oooo my thks thks
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Thank you so much❤
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Awesome
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so helpful!!! bless u
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Can cinnamon powder be placed on the fresh cuttings to avoid fungi?
Yep its got excellent anti-fungal properties
I need your help? i just got one these beauty's. Yet i was able to put it in a better pot. now the leaves are yellowing and having dark spots. any suggestions?
Might mean insufficient light or watering. They love a bit of direct light. Also it depends on how well its taken to the new pot, they may need time to adapt
@@onlyplants Thank you. I will keep an eye out still then.
Pink Cordyline is my favourite, is it rare?
Not sure which pink one it is… but theres one thats burgundy here with bright pink stripes and its so cheap that its almost free of charge
Gonna Propogate
Gd luck 😀
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Thank youu
@@onlyplants ur welcome Sean
What do you do with all your props?
I have lucky neighbours lol.
@@onlyplants I'd love to be your neighbor! 😍😆
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