Frequently Asked Question
Two examples of plant tradescantia that benefit from strong, indirect light are Nanouk and Bubblegum. They can tolerate some direct sunlight, but they thrive in regions with shady sunlight. Insufficient light could cause some of their vibrant colors to fade.
Water your Tradescantia when the top inch of soil is dry. Because root rot could result from overwatering, make sure the pot has enough drainage. Though they thrive in moist soil, some plants suffer in it.
Pets should not be kept around tradescantia plants. They can be toxic if ingested by animals such as cats and dogs. Keep these plants out of your dogs' reach to avoid any health dangers.You check our pet friendly plants as well.
Tradescantia plants are simple to multiply. Plants of Tradescantia are easy to propagate. Make sure there are some leaves on the part of stem you cut, which should be between four and six inches long. Place the stem in water or directly into soil. Roots should develop within a few weeks.