| Wandering
Jew (Tradescantia species) |
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Other common Names |
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Chain
plant, giant inch plant |
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Light |
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Medium
- High
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Care
level
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Easy
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Water |
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Keep
soil slightly moist |
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Humidity |
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Average
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Temperature |
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Average
- Warm |
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Propagation Method |
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Stem
cuttings |
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Common Problems |
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Mealybugs |
| Decoration
Tips |
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Best
suited for a hanging basket or as a windowsill
or tabletop plant |
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Varities: |
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Tradescantia
albiflora, Transcantia zebrina (a.k.a. Zebrina
pendula) |
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Description |
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| Originating
from Central and South America, the
Wandering Jew is a vigorous vine.
This plant grows extremely fast, and
can be propagated easily by stem cuttings.
There are many different varieties
of Wandering Jew, including ones with
green leaves, ones with purple undersides,
and ones with differently variegated
striped leaves. To keep your Wandering
Jew looking its best, pinch it back
occassionally. |
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