Tradescantia are a family of 75 species from America , are relatively hardy, hence their vernacular name of "misery", which is not stolen.
This tradescantia produces large, very fleshy leaves, the underside of these leaves is purple in color . It is very easy to take cuttings, you will have to cut the highest leaves if you want the plant to dwarf (small leaves and short internode).
Our purple Tradescantia zebrina has very large leaves and a shiny veil which adds to its aesthetic quality.
Also available in a pot .
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Fearing frost due to their strong propensity to store water, they grow very well indoors and appreciate good light without direct sunlight .
You can place them just about anywhere in your home, but access to light will define its ability to grow and, most importantly, flower.
- Use our special mix , composed of 50% blond peat, 25% horticultural soil and 25% perlite.
- Choose a bright environment but without direct sunlight. Artificial light can be beneficial.
- Place the plant indoors or in a terrarium/paludarium type structure with plenty of atmospheric humidity for optimal growth. Temperatures between 5°C and 30°C.
- Water with rainwater or demineralized water. The substrate must be kept moist all year round, but avoid stagnant water under the plant.
Tradescantia are a family of 75 species from America , are relatively hardy, hence their vernacular name of "misery", which is not stolen.
This tradescantia produces large, very fleshy leaves, the underside of these leaves is purple in color . It is very easy to take cuttings, you will have to cut the highest leaves if you want the plant to dwarf (small leaves and short internode).
Our purple Tradescantia zebrina has very large leaves and a shiny veil which adds to its aesthetic quality.
Also available in a pot .
