Improved Green Ti Plant
A special virus elimination treatment of common green ti, a canoe plant introduced by the early settlers of Hawaii in prehistory, was used by a University of Hawaii researcher. The resulting improved plants are free of at least 5 viruses. Compared to untreated plants, some of which have leaves barely 19” long, spotted, and discolored, the improved plants have beautiful 30” leaves with no spots or discoloration, and thick, sturdy stems. People would be able to use the leaves for lau lau, lei, flower arrangements, long hula skirts and the plants in landscaping and garden designs.
Current inventory:
300-400 plants in 4" pots and 200 plants in 2" pots immediately available. Due to contract limits more plants will only be available through the current year (2023).
To purchase or if you have inquiries please contact HARC at [email protected]
