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Ti Plants

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Just love how Ti plants can fill spots in the garden, their color & most importantly ease of care. Here are some pics of a couple of nice ones catching some morning sun. 

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Plenty different ones here on O`ahu.  I should plant more than the three I have.  One being the standard green.  Very common in the forests all over the island.

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Ti plants have been my addiction for years now. 

Here is a first look to the world of one I grew from seed that I find unique and interesting. The coloration is not outstanding, but the upturned leaf tips hold water. piZap_1633734702232.thumb.jpg.ecabfc5bb3db0d778d5ae0546ea2a187.jpg

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