Elina

Tradescantia Nanouk

window-orientation North
10.0" pot
pot-drainage Drainage
pot-type Ecopot
soil-type Regular
outdoor-plant Indoor

#TradescantiaNanouk Discussion

My new starters leaves are turning almost a liquid form kinda like they're melting. What is causing this?

Today is a plant care day. Repotted my #trandescantia in the new handmade pot. Love itπŸ’š #plantsmakepeoplehappy #planttherapy #plantaddict #repotting

Just before/after of my tradescantia (tbh I don't think it's nanouk). I bought it in the end of August and cut it in October to make a pot for mom. So here some facts and #tips about tradescantia's cut: 1) Cut the hale stem closer to leaf. 2) It's better to have two or three nodes that you put in a soil (better four). Just take off two or three leaves from a cutted stem (it's better to cut a long one). You can also make a small stems, just cut a long one in pieces with one leaf between nodes. 3) You can put cutted stems in water to wait for roots, but it's better to put them in soil out of hand. Tradescantias are really unpretentious plants. 4) Put the pot with stems into the warm light place (you can use growing light as well). 5) First time (about a week or two) leaves on stems will be soft - don't be afraid and give them some time, believe me, everything is ok. 6) On the third week you can notice that leaves become harder (not all of them, but that's ok), it means that your stems start to root. On the four-five weeks you can notice new sprouts. 7) Don't forget to water your stems as the soil is almost dry! (About once a week, two times a week in summer). Good luck, you can make it! Happy Sunday! #tradescantia #tradescantiananouk #tradescantiazebrina #cuttingsclub #propagationstation

Does anyone know what the little spider looking things are that are hanging from the center of my the Nook? They are fuzzy and I'm assuming there buds but I'm not sure

My pretty girl became leggy and her leaves started to brown so I chopped her up. Can anyone give me any tips? Do I put the clippings in water or soil?

My plant has made this curious looking "spike" and I cant seem to find out what it is. Its hard to the touch and seems solid.Can anyone here tell me more about this?

Hey guys, Burt is growling wildly and I love it! How do I get the base thicker/more filled in, like nearest the soil?

#FreshLeafFriday This FINE group of #TradescantiaNanouk were welcomed to the family 3 months ago, as a purchase of three 1.5”pots each home to 3 small plants!! Today has been a very rain day and i was welcomed home to a gorgeous sight of all the sparkling dew on these purple sweethearts in the sunroom πŸ₯² I’m so happy with my decision to split them up! 5 of them even have offshoots, 1 even has THREE! … now how long will it take me to get around to the other six plant hangers πŸ˜… #HappyPlants #GregGang #PlantsMakePeopleHappy

Just got this guy. What would you do?

I need help. 2 weeks ago I had new growth forming and it was healthy. Now it looks very sad and needs help and I haven’t a clue what to do. Would love tips. My last hope currently is to try to propagate.