Let’s learn more about the Inch plant, including its care requirements and the best ways to propagate it.

Facts About Inch Plant

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Light And Watering Requirements

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It requires free-draining and porous soil mix and fertilization every 2 months during the growing season.

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1. Cut the stem below the node. 2. Put the cutting in a jar of water or soil mix 3. Keep in bright indirect light and transplant when the roots are a few inches long.

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Watch out for spider mites and if you notice any, spray them with neem oil. Prevent overwatering because it leads to root rot in Inch plants.

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Let’s learn more about the Inch plant, including its care requirements and the best ways to propagate it.

Let’s learn more about the Inch plant, including its care requirements and the best ways to propagate it.

Facts About Inch Plant

Facts About Inch Plant

– Native to North and South America – Also known as Wandering Jew, Spiderwort – Toxic to pets

Light And Watering Requirements

The Tradescantia zebrina enjoys bright indirect light and should be watered when the top 2 inches of the soil dry out.

It requires free-draining and porous soil mix and fertilization every 2 months during the growing season.

Soil And Fertilizer

Soil And Fertilizer

1. Cut the stem below the node. 2. Put the cutting in a jar of water or soil mix 3. Keep in bright indirect light and transplant when the roots are a few inches long.

How to Propagate?

How to Propagate?

Watch out for spider mites and if you notice any, spray them with neem oil. Prevent overwatering because it leads to root rot in Inch plants.

Pests and Diseases

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