Tradescantia, Moses-in-the-Cradle 'Sitara' (Tradescantia spathacea)

(GayLynn) Appleton, WI(Zone 5a)

Tradescantia, Moses-in-the-Cradle 'Sitara'
Tradescantia spathacea


Varigated Variety. Grows very easily.

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Brooksville, FL(Zone 9a)

Hi,
I believe this photo should really be under the variegated variety of this plant:

http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/109176/

Beautiful plant!

Onalee

Belfield, ND(Zone 4a)

Thanks! The photo has been moved.

Augusta, GA

Would like to know how to take care of this plant.

Brooksville, FL(Zone 9a)

Extremely easy to grow - they grow basically like an inch plant - almost any small part of the plant will root. I grow in bright shade in well draining soil. Water average.

Onalee

Hanceville, AL(Zone 7a)

It is a form of wandering jew, which all the old ladies used to have. I'm glad we have improved varieties and different plants now-a-days. They also used to have that old mother-in law's tongue, which I for one do not like. It has it's uses, but not at my house. The moses-in-a-boat has a name like rhoesus discolor or something like that. I thought it would be interesting, and now maybe I'll buy one.

Salem, MO

What am I doing wrong?
My plants are 2 years old, multiply like crazy and still no baby, no boat. I live in Missouri, the pots are on the porch and I water them when dry. They live on the sun porch in the cold months. I have 7 pots and they have to be repotted each spring.
Any advice will be appreciated.

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