Trying to figure out what kind of wandering Jew this is, I know the picture doesn't show it real good but it has a lot of pink in it and purple
Trying to figure out what kind of wandering Jew this is, I know the picture doesn't show it real good but it has a lot of pink in it and purple
Probably Nanouk if it’s a lighter purple
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I have a couple Tradescantia. A standard zebrina and an Oyster Plant (Tradescantia spathacea) aka Moses-in-the-cradle. Not sure what the connection is between Judaism and these plant names LOL. This looks like your standard Tradescantia zebrina too, also known as silver inch plant or the antiquated wandering j*w. But I could be wrong as there’s tons. If you google “tradescantia varieties,” there are tons of reference photos like this, which might help.
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Okay cool thank you so much
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Well, I guess that just further confirms that I am correct in deciding not to use the term anymore 😆 I heard people weren’t calling it that anymore so I just stopped, but I never researched it
0 likesI have one, it’s the burgundy wandering “dude”
1 likeLOL I like that better wandering dude lol
0 likesThis is my baby I think it's in the same family my spider web cobwort, I got it some cuttings in the mail and I had it in water for a few weeks and it flowered so beautiful and it's so fuzzy and beautiful but then I put it in soil because it said that it wouldn't do good in water for very long.. and it's really not doing good in the soil 😩😭🤦♀️💜
0 likesThis is my baby I think it's in the same family my spider web cobwort, I got it some cuttings in the mail and I had it in water for a few weeks and it flowered so beautiful and it's so fuzzy and beautiful but then I put it in soil because it said that it wouldn't do good in water for very long.. and it's really not doing good in the soil 😩😭🤦♀️💜
0 likesThen I would say for sure mine has to be the regular one like you guys were saying cuz it's a dark purple not a light purple
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