2 HAWAIIAN RED LUCKY TI PLANTS LOGS TROPICAL GOOD LUCK

Shipped from Hawaii with Aloha....this listing is for a package containing two (2) Red Hawaiian Ti Plant "Logs."  Each "log" is approximately 3 inches in length.

In Hawaii today, many of our yards are hedged with Ti (pronounced "tee") for good luck.

The Hawaiian Ti was brought to ancient Hawaii in canoes by Polynesians as a source of vitamins (the root) and for food steaming/storage (the leaves).  Today, we still use the leaves for steaming foods  or decorating for a party/luau (shown in green leaves):

The Ti is a beautiful and striking ornamental plant used in landscaping.  Skirts of our hula dancers are made from the leaves.  The leaves are large and glossy.  Children playing in rain forests use the leaves as mats for sliding down slippery and muddy hills.

These Hawaiian Ti "logs" can be planted in a pot or in the ground.  Growing instructions:  cut waxed ends off and plant in potting soil mixed with perlite.  Keep moist and in a partially shaded location until roots and leaves are produced.  You can also start them in water.  Gradually move into full sun.  Water daily.  If climate is too hot (above 85 degrees), the ti plant will do better in partial shade.

These Ti "logs" come from a certified Hawaiian nursery and contain the Department of Agriculture stamp  You can accept them with confidence that they are pest-free and approved for export to the U.S.

These cuttings come with the Hawaii Seal of Quality.  Hawaii's Seal of Quality program has strict requirements.  This seal represents the best of Hawaii's agricultural producers.  It protects the integrity of Hawaii branded products.  Products with the Seal of Quality must be Hawaii grown or Hawaii-made.  This guarantee is enforced by the State of Hawaii.  This is an authentic Hawaii product.  

Hawaiian Ti Logs are available in other money-saving quantities.  Search Pighuntah the Hawaiian Deal Huntah for money-saving bundles of "Lucky" Ti Logs and Hawaiian Tropicals available in our eBay store.

You may never be able to do the hula or go mudsliding...but for good luck, order your Ti "logs" today.