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Nov 24, 2013 11:35 PM CST
Name: Carol Noel
Hawaii (near Hilo) (Zone 10b)
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Ti are basically really really easy. The main thing that will get them is chemicals from water...so if you can, collect rainwater. Flouride is especially nasty to them. They also like a lot of fertilizer (I've learned this recently) and mulch.... Plants take on a certain flourish when foliar fed...

I grow Ti in 'stands' with color arrangements and I keep the heights varying for interest. When I cut back a stalk, I strip the leaves and use them for mulch on the remaining plants. Even in a pot you can use the old icky looking leaves for mulch.

Old leaves from any plant is the best mulch you can use...like a fertilizer!!!!

Hope this helps.... Lovey dubby
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