New plants for free! How to prune cordyline Ti plants and propagate cuttings.

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This video shows how to trim and how easy it is to propagate the new cuttings. Instantly create a beautiful crop of colorful cordylines heads with just your yearly pruning. Throw nothing away. Pictures and plant names of some of my favorite Ti plants to work within the garden. Check out our how it works page for more plant details.
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@kimberleywishart9139 Год назад

This was so helpful. I was ready to pull all my cordylines out because they are so leggy and don't look great. Now I know how to take care of them. Thank you.

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

You are so welcome!

@SadieRayy88 Месяц назад

I never knew how to take care of mine. I just thought they got leggy. Thank you for this video. It helped a lot.

@stylewithlivingart Месяц назад

You're welcome!!

@MissNiloMac 5 месяцев назад

I don't think I've seen a more beautiful yard this is my dream

@stylewithlivingart 4 месяца назад

You’re so sweet! Thanks for tuning in Sean

@Pattik1580 6 дней назад

Oh we are also on the space coast and mine have gotten so tall. So glad I found this so I can cut mine and replant where needed and also share cuttings with my friend.

@stylewithlivingart 6 дней назад

That’s awesome. Good luck Gardner.

@lindamoss3082 Год назад

I did not even know they could be propagated. I have several of these in my backyard, but none in the front. I almost bought some for the front, but I will do this instead. Thank you from Port St Lucie.

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Awesome! Yes free plants are the best.

@AH-hc5rm 22 дня назад

Those auntie lous are my faveorite

@stylewithlivingart 21 день назад

Aren’t they absolutely stunning 😍

@AH-hc5rm 21 день назад

@stylewithlivingart yeah, i love how big the leaves are and they grow quickly. I have about 20 of them in my yard.

@jeanetterockey8989 Год назад

Fabulous. Thank you so much!! I’ve been trying to figure out how to get my Ti plants bushier!!

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

Glad you found it helpful, good luck!

@beckyboopz1 Год назад

I always enjoy seeing your videos - I would love to see a map of your plantings. I watch the videos but it’s hard to tell how far apart to put things when layering.

@a.caution.hairy.tail. Год назад

I just found out that you're not supposed to water them with chlorinated water because it makes the leaves change colors

@tim.johnson 3 месяца назад

Great video! I’m so sad that I haven’t been doing this already with mine 😭 but I’m excited to go out and start!

@honeybee3769 Год назад

Thank you for the info! And i love your doggie!

@doowopshopgal Год назад

Well that was very informative I had no idea you can do that and I have quite a few that I need to do that for thank you so much

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

You are so welcome glad to have helped

@bealiberatore845 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for teaching me how to take care of my cordyline,

@stylewithlivingart 6 месяцев назад

My pleasure, glad it helped!

@newcreationcoachingllc6491 Год назад

Really enjoying your videos. Wishing you lived near me. I was just wondering about this today! Thank you.

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Thanks for watching glad you liked it.

@gwensmith6 4 месяца назад

I love the knowledge about.these,well needed.

@stylewithlivingart 3 месяца назад

Hey Gwen! Thanks so much for watching 😊

@rockingrai 17 дней назад

what a house

@stylewithlivingart 15 дней назад

Thank you!

@FARMCITYGHANA 11 месяцев назад

This is so incredible 😍😍😍 thanks for sharing this video with the world .. I'm watching you from Ghana west Africa 🌍🇬🇭 much love

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

So happy you found it helpful good luck!

@alinedeleandro123 Год назад

Thank you that was great information. I've been 'winging' it and have always had excellent results. But I thought they only liked shaded spots until recently when I started to notice that my large Cordyline 'Florica' were leaning so hard towards the sun. They've formed an arbor & have pups along the middle of their woody stems below their huge red 'canopy'. I've made a hole in my bushes to allow them to 'shoot' through & up. I have the green one with red edges also. I always thought they'd get burned in the summer sun, but unless it is a very, very hot day, they seem to be fine (as I make sure to compensate by watering them well). I always put them in water to propagate from cuttings (the amount of time that I leave them in water can be months) and I change the water often.

@jilllabrie393 Год назад

This is so helpful thank you!! We had a landscaper plant these in our yard and they are so top heavy falling over. I’ll have to cut them down and replant

@normaCalitri 3 месяца назад

great video love your garden

@stylewithlivingart 3 месяца назад

Thank you so so much 😊

@angeltrudo 6 месяцев назад

I love York channel, you garden and landscape is so beautiful!!! Ty for sharing!!!

@DonnaHeckert Год назад

Oh god I am in zone 2b but pretend zone 3, love cordylines, but hate when they are leggy. Love your video I have been just bringing indoors, going to try propagation now

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

Sounds like its the perfect time for it, good luck!

@deirdremullaly250 5 месяцев назад

Thank you! This was very helpful.

@stylewithlivingart 5 месяцев назад

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful!

@marsha7480 Год назад

Thank you for this video. It helps me with caring for my plants.

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

You are so welcome!

@karmatingz5797 12 дней назад

I want to cry. Just today I dug out the tubor (root). I had already cut the plant because it got so tall I didn't know what to do...my neighbour has one that is towering to as tall as her roof...I got paranoid about managing. Now I see this I could have done better.😢. Thank you for an informative video. I was literally seeking to find out if the tubor is edible....some types of cordyline tubors are edible as well as the plant leaves themselves.

@stylewithlivingart 8 дней назад

Oh no! Well I hope it encourages you to give them another try. ☺️

@user-mm1ot5de7r Год назад

This is so helpful!

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@TheBronzeGlow 3 месяца назад

Thanks

@stylewithlivingart 2 месяца назад

You’re welcome ☺️

@MisfitOne64 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. Ours is getting ready for it's first pruning and propagating. We're down in PSL, love your gardens

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

So nice of you thank you

@hangin-in-thereawesome4245 6 месяцев назад

Over watered my cordyline so I'm starting over!

@Tbow9999 Год назад

Came across your videos great yard living in centra florida i want to start to work on my backyard and you have gave me some great ideas thks

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@patstotler672 Год назад

Many thanks, Jennifer! I’m new to Florida landscape and your videos have been so helpful.

@amyhoang9140 Год назад

This is the best video on propagating cordiline. I have a question I hope you can help with the answer: if I don't have space for a bigger pot, can I trim the roots a little and keep the plant in the same pot so that the plant grow new roots and can get bigger this way?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Hello Amy yes but be sure to remove some soil too and add a rich mix so the roots have a nutrient support right off the bat. Good luck!

@LNS128 Год назад

I'm in NC, hardiness zone 7B/8A. All of these plants are beautiful. Would I be able to plant these ouside or would they have to be houseplants only?

@IRONWEED_ Год назад

Houseplants year-round, or outside in a container just during the warm months.

@liliatabios2056 Год назад

Wow! You had so many Ti plant, I like that kind of plant , how to care ? God bless you here is very expensive

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

So nice of you glad u found it helpful

@emilyburkdo624 Год назад

You have the best videos! Thank you so much

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Glad you like them!😊

@chicastracener7715 Год назад

This was great. I "hear" people talking about cuttings, but actually "seeing" it is better. Do you find the ones in water or straight in the ground do better - or is it personal preference? I'm assuming this would work as well for dracaenas also? Thanks for your time. PS my yard is very sick, especially my hibiscus. Grrrr cold weather.

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Hello and yes this can be done with Dracenias and the ones with roots do tend to take off faster it just really important they don’t get dried out before they establish. Good luck 👍🏻

@ashleymorganti9252 Месяц назад

Great video, very helpful! This is my favorite type of plant and I have many! One thing I can’t seem to find is how to make them retain a bright pink color other than lighting conditions, which isn’t working. I’m in Tampa. They started out bright pink and changed to a burgundy. Any fertilizer tips?

@douglascanlassr.6487 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. My question is, what time of the year is best to do this? Again thanks.

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

The only time to avoid is during a frost or nasty cold front.

@brycebevins721 Год назад

Great video! Beautiful plants, and very informative. Can’t wait to see more!

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

So nice of you

@loidabello6908 Год назад

Beautiful garden

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Thanks for visiting

@georgweyand88 Год назад

Thank you for this video.

@Simplyfarmhouse7 Год назад

BEAUTIFUL Could you do a new update on your back yard? How it is filling in and growing. Thank you!!! How I would love a yard like this ~ Im in zone 6 and I doubt these will live in my yard!

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

I just added an update on the backyard. Check it out hope you enjoy it.

@robinson101011 Год назад

Hi Jennifer, l'm loving your videos, great information. One thing about your videos, I have to turn my tablet all the way to full volume to hear you, is there a way you can fix it?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Thanks for the tip! Yes I’m going to try my hand at the cordless mic. Hope that helps.

@ShadowNight-kt3dz Год назад

Thank you, I have a few cordylines here in my garden in south Louisiana, and this is happening to them. I will try to reset them

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Good luck!

@TheEsther58 Год назад

thanks for the tutorial .

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

You are welcome!

@tiffanyhawes1990 Месяц назад

With that second cut you did did you just stick that in a cup of water? I have never done this before I wish I could post a picture of my plant lol

@PhyllisBennettNana 11 месяцев назад

I live in N.C. My plant is outside in part shade should I bring in inside when temps get around 40 degrees??

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

Yes, they are really susceptible to the cold when they are potted. Bring those poor fellas in lol.

@kenyiriacastro4834 Месяц назад

How that I control this plant to be having leaves only on top and nothing under?mines looks like a palm tree

@amy10n45 3 месяца назад

I have two in pots on back patio but think they are getting too much sun. ALso, one has white mold, am trying to save it cause I love these.

@stylewithlivingart 3 месяца назад

Hello Amy yes they can easily burn in too much sun. They do handle the sun better as they get older like mine in the video. I use Bifenthirin IT drench. It’s pretty simple to use just put one oz into a gallon of water and shake then apply it to the base of the plant. It strengthens the plant and rids it of any pest. I have my storefront linked in this video check out my Garden favorites and the my client list, those have my favorite products on plant and tree care. Thank you for your support

@Sungoddess614 Год назад

I'm so excited about this and propagating for the first time in Edgewater! Do you offer services here? if not, do you have a recommendation? Thanks for all you do!

@MarkTrades__ 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for this vid!! Do you think it is too much trauma at once to the plant if I head cut plants I just bought after I put them in the ground around now this year? I'm in tampa area. I bought some Hawaiian Ti's from Lowes. 3 planters. maybe 3' tall. There are 2-3 stems per planter. I figure maybe I could head cut 1 stem from each plant to create a layered effect (where there are shorter Ti's in front of taller ones, to create a more visually full Ti presentation than the 3 plants would provide currently? Also can you split the root balls on these or is that a bad idea? Would you say I SHOULD NOT head cut these and put those cuttings directly in the ground? Do the water soak first?

@paterson00 7 месяцев назад

Any particular time of year that they should be planted from cuttings? I'm in Mandurah in Western Australia and have no idea what my zone is. Similar climate to Mediterranean though but in the southern hemisphere. Our peak of summer is mid January Your designs are stunning. You're a true artist of your craft

@elizabethgoodson9802 6 месяцев назад

Do you fertilize? I live in zone 9b. Will these survive if covered during low temps?

@JP-is9gh Год назад

thanks

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Welcome

@tessmackey9201 7 месяцев назад

Heyllo Jennifer how are you I was looking at some of my cordyline plants like the one you just cut...my question is I started seeing them growing flowers off the top...What do you do in this case?

@stylewithlivingart 7 месяцев назад

Hello, that means you have some very happy cordylines. Mine bloom from time to time and I haven't noticed where that has made any difference in their transplanting. Of course blooms can create normal stress on plants however they propagate just the same. Hope that answers your question.

@tessmackey9201 7 месяцев назад

@@stylewithlivingart heyllo Jennifer I'm binge watching your channel...I love your side yard that watch I'm watching now.. I have 1 question have you ever grown a Veggie garden before and If you did start a food garden which herbs and veggies would you start.You have a beautiful growth thumb I was just wondering. Thanks in advance

@sw5566 3 месяца назад

Great video! Are these also known as "Red Sisters"

@AH-hc5rm Год назад

A lot of the time my cutting turns mushy and dies. What am I doing wrong?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Make sure you’re cutting in the hardwood area not in the upper portion where it’s a bit softer. Also, if you’re re- rooting in the water make sure to change your water every few days if you’re cutting to install in the ground also make sure to water every day for just a couple of minutes.

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Unfortunately I have had very little luck with establishing any crotons by propagating.

@jeromepowell4311 Год назад

Can’t understand why mine are dying I live in Riverview Florida lots of sunshine ☀️ just purchased them

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Hi Jerome, most cordylines like protection from the sun with the exception of florica and auntie Lou those can handle a little bit of afternoon sun, but also prefer a little protection, possibly up the water if the leaves are brown in and drying out see if that helps. Good luck to you.

@tyragarrett8506 Год назад

Does is matter where you cut it ?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Normally no if you are able to take it below a joint then great but it will grow out from wherever you cut. Keep in mind where you cut will be the start of the new head so be sure to cut low enough to cover the bottom trunks if that’s your goal. Good luck 🍀

@BrianRathMusic Год назад

Hi. Do you have to let the cutting callous before placing in water? Thanks

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

No need, they can go right from cutting to in the water or in the ground. Sometimes I’ll scratch up the bark a little bit to promote root growth at the bottom. Good luck to ya.

@Semaj.18272 8 месяцев назад

I planted my Cordyline outside a month ago and it’s turning greeen :( gets full sun from 12 pm

@ihavetwins2 7 месяцев назад

Jennifer, I you do beautiful work and give some great information in your videos. At the end of this video, you have a reference showing different varieties of Cordylines with details of their growth habits. Where can I find this same reference material? Thanks.

@stylewithlivingart 6 месяцев назад

Check out Excelsea gardens in Palm beach Florida their site is very informative and they have a lovely variety of tropical plants that can be sold to the public

@TonyAnthony-kd3yp 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for informative and easy to follow video. Can you please tell me the name of the book that you featured at the end of the video as enjoyed see the wide variety of Cordylines. Thank you, Tony from Huntington Beach

@stylewithlivingart 3 месяца назад

Hello Tony that was a website page from Excelsea garden in Palm beach Florida . They have a beautiful selection of CORDYLINES.

@TonyAnthony-kd3yp 3 месяца назад

I will take a look at their site. Thank you!

@kirathyst 5 месяцев назад

I just planted 2 of these in my yard. Do you cut off the dry leaves on the bottom? Or just let them fall off?

@stylewithlivingart 5 месяцев назад

I remove most of the lower leaves, leaving only the top healthiest so they have some energy while rooting.

@carriemcarthur2121 10 месяцев назад

Does it matter what time of the year that you cut it? Also is it a problem if the stalk has already bent over?

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

Great question, the only time to avoid any heavy cutting is Winter. The plants are naturally stressed and it can stress the main trunks more. As for bent no i don't believe so just cut that one shorter so it re-roots straight.

@carriemcarthur2121 10 месяцев назад

@@stylewithlivingart I cut it into 3 parts, so we will see. I have more to do, I waited too long. However it wasn't optional because one stalk was so bent over it was splitting from it anyway.

@beachtans Год назад

can you recommend a good bagged soil I can buy for cordylines? Like the MiracleGro Cactus mix vs Tropical Mix vs Orchid Mix....?

@garymarshall1246 Год назад

So Love watching your videos..can Crotons and blue plumbago add to a tropical look?,i have just planted 2 Golden Malayan Coconut palms and wanted some colour around it ? I also thought maybe pink bougainvillea?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Yes, absolutely I love Crotons in a tropical landscape blue plumbago can be a little hard because of how large they grow so make sure they’re a backdrop cluster the same goes for Bougainvillea. Good luck to you.

@oilmama8510 11 месяцев назад

Can u propogate by just a leaf? And not the stem?

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

Sorry for the late reply however I'm not sure. I've only planted it by stem. Its possible i'm too impatient for that lol.

@marcstanton7210 9 месяцев назад

I’m in St Augustine Florida and was wondering the best time of year to trim?

@stylewithlivingart 9 месяцев назад

Great question March, June,September and November are the months we trim here. This gives everything some time to put on new growth before any cold snaps. ( July and winter months are the months I try to avoid any trimming being done.

@yvonnetanenbaum1401 4 месяца назад

would it be helpful to dip them in rooting powder before planting?

@stylewithlivingart 4 месяца назад

Yes, absolutely i’ve done that a time or two I don’t notice much of a difference however, I’m sure adding that never hurts

@girliegirlnurse 7 месяцев назад

What did you do with the bare stem?

@stylewithlivingart 7 месяцев назад

I put those in the ground as well however, you can also put those in water and let them start to root and then plant them.

@donnamurray4983 13 дней назад

@@stylewithlivingart i’m in Ohio near Columbus and I have one of these plants, a Mother’s Day gift about four years ago. I have a struggled to keep the poor thing alive. I’m so glad I saw your video. Mine is tall and leggy. If I want to cut it down and put it in water because I can’t leave it out in the winter. Is there a certain kind of water? We are on a private well here. We do have an iron filtration system and a soft water conditioner tank. Is our water going to be adequate to use? Thank you for this video, so helpful!

@lorrainerae9289 Год назад

Can't hear you too good, but this is a great video. Thanks

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Sorry about that I’ve added a microphone to my latest videos.

@garymarshall1246 2 месяца назад

Are there any Cordyline ti plants that can take full Sun?

@stylewithlivingart 2 месяца назад

auntie Lou, florica and black magic seem to be of the hardest varieties for full sun however, when they’re young, they do still need some protection

@mysteriousmike226 Год назад

I live in southern California. How well does this plant do in clay soil?

@raym7866 Год назад

Very well.

@a.caution.hairy.tail. Год назад

Did you use any root hormone to start it?

@Baldybean Год назад

Hi what would you recommend to have in northeast scotland just got a cordyline kiwi regards Keith

@saltlifess6226 Год назад

Will crotons root in water also?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Sorry, salt life just saw this question. Unfortunately I’ve had very little luck with Croton‘s routing and water. I know it can be done, but they tend to be so breakable that they don’t survive the transplant the soil.

@debbiekopy530 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing! What variety of Cordyline Ti are you propagating?

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

These are Aunte lou and there may be a few Florica in there too.

@user-wu5ky1kk1j 11 месяцев назад

Does it matter what time of year you prune and reroot these plants? I live in NE Florida zone 9a

@stylewithlivingart 10 месяцев назад

The only time to avoid would be before or just after a frost. The plant is too stressed and could cause damage to the main stalk. Good luck!

@liliatabios2056 Год назад

Ncare alsoin water put?

@QuartishaCotton-bj4kk 2 месяца назад

Will they root in water?

@stylewithlivingart 2 месяца назад

yes, they will. I often put mine in a vase in the house for several weeks once they gain roots you can plant them

@briannacrystal4513 Год назад

Why am i just cutting these en i just stik them in the ground and leaf them to grow 😂😂😂i never knew iT took this much work

@garymarshall1246 Год назад

Can TI plants be planted in Full Sun ? Or must have shade ?

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Thank you Kass that’s perfect. See if your local box, store or nursery carries auntie Lou or Florica, those stay fuller and more color than the red sisters. And the Hawaiian ties and can handle more sun. Good luck to you

@liliatabios2056 Год назад

W mutch watering you plant pls

@stylewithlivingart Год назад

Hello I think the question was how much watering after cutting. Make sure to water daily for the next 60 days after the cutting don’t over water just make sure it’s moist to the touch. Good luck