T radescantia are very easy to propagate, simply transplant the branches into a pot with horticultural compost and the roots will appear in a few days!
Native to South America , Tradescantia fluminensis is better known as "misery", which was given to it because of its very high tolerance in cultivation. Its stems are full of water, which constitutes a welcome reserve in case of drought.
Best grown hanging : it will hang its thick stems (which are easily propagated by cuttings), developing its pretty alternate, very green leaves. The flowers are entirely white, with the exception of the stamens.
When you receive the branches to be replanted, simply stick them halfway into the potting soil . Tradescantia root very easily and quickly!
Also available in a pot .
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Tradescantia fluminensis, also known as "Misery", is an easy-to-maintain houseplant. For more fun facts about Tradescantia fluminensis , head over to our blog ! Here are the growing conditions for this plant:
Tradescantia fluminensis prefers bright to medium light, but avoid direct sunlight. A window with indirect light is ideal.
It thrives in a temperature range of 18°C to 24°C. Avoid temperatures below 10°C.
Keep the soil slightly moist, but avoid soaking it. Water when the top layer of soil feels dry to the touch. Reduce watering in winter.
Tradescantia fluminensis appreciates ambient humidity. You can spray the leaves occasionally or place a container of water near the plant.
Use a well-draining potting soil for indoor plants. A mixture of garden soil with perlite or peat moss is suitable.
Prune the plant to encourage bushy growth and to remove bare stems.
T radescantia are very easy to propagate, simply transplant the branches into a pot with horticultural compost and the roots will appear in a few days!
Native to South America , Tradescantia fluminensis is better known as "misery", which was given to it because of its very high tolerance in cultivation. Its stems are full of water, which constitutes a welcome reserve in case of drought.
Best grown hanging : it will hang its thick stems (which are easily propagated by cuttings), developing its pretty alternate, very green leaves. The flowers are entirely white, with the exception of the stamens.
When you receive the branches to be replanted, simply stick them halfway into the potting soil . Tradescantia root very easily and quickly!
Also available in a pot .
