When to transplant new Hawaiian Ti from water to soil?
mailbox0600
10 years ago
In zone 9... I've been rooting some Hawaiian Ti stalks/cains in water and they have produced little white star burst out the side of the stalk/cain... I'm sure they are the beginning of new roots.
The question... When should I attempt to move the stalks/cains to soil? Should I wait on the roots to become a quarter inch long? Half inch long? Inch long? or what?
thanks for any help.
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