Lord have mercy. Those colors are outstanding!

Thank you for this info dump! I never knew Nanouks were succulents (never read that anywhere, and believe me I've read loads of articles!), and wondered, why it was so hard to keep them alive! This is great!

Thank you for the updates on the your Wandering Jew Plants !

I just got some Tradscantias and I can not believe how easy and fast they grow! Thank you for another great video! :)

I love the colors of the pots they are so amazing and beautiful you have a blessed day

Awesome, Jeff! I was unaware of these as tradescantias (duh); I have three perennial versions, one of which is native here in Missouri. I love these! I have had the most common versions, cuttings given by friends mostly, one I continue to grow in a teacup on the window sill above my sink, periodically pinching off any mushy stems, changing the water, etc.. One of the many things I love about horticulture - there is always more to learn!

Seriously in love 💙💙💙with those planters!

Love those pots Jeff looks sooo pretty with the colours of the plants.

Eeee!!! I ordered 2, 2” little pots of the lilac, and I’m soooo excited now!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Great info! (I especially appreciated the point about random generic plant terms like “evenly moist” being applied broadly, even to plants which don’t want that. It’s like how everyone recomends a 10/10/10 fertilezer for *everything*).

Extremely helpful, as I just got a cutting in today. Now I know what to do with it, thank you! Subscribed 👍

Really love the pots u chose, vibrant 🔮

So glad I found your video. Informing and funny! Thank you

All those plants are amaaazziinnggg!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩

I love these😍. I’ve just started collecting a few of the tradescantia’s and this is my favorite one. Great tips! I started last year with the Zebrina and I couldn't believe how easy they are and how fast they grow ( i cant keep up!)

Zowie! You have an excellent eye! The colors are amazing! I have seen other colors here in AZ but never the purple! Super informative! Have a great wknd!

Love those planters.😻

So excited to see this as mine is struggling terribly. Appreciate the tips

Absolutely adore the color combination of the leaves with the turquoise pots / jug! That’s just so perfect! 🤩 I Kenya these used to be ground cover and grew like weeds.... such massive ground cover of these underneath jacaranda trees, what a sight that was! 😃 great video with wonderful flashbacks! 👍🏼

Thank you Jeff. What a wonderful surprise seeing you twice already this week! 💚🙃 I guess I didn’t realize that these were succulents. I guess that’s why the teeny tiny one I forgot to water for about two weeks is still alive, barely. I finally got a shade cloth up on my deck and I’m moving the plants out. I’m sure they’re going to be much happier outside because I had to turn the air on and there’s so much more humidity outside and warmth. Now for them to start putting on growth to make mama happy💚🙃 I love those chipped looking blue pots❤️❤️❤️❤️💚🙃

Absolutely wonderful great info! Thanks Jo in OZ

Hi Jeff. Hope you are doing ok? You sound positive and enthusiastic as always! Great info. Cheers 👍

This plant is so beautiful!!

I found these at Grocery Outlet, I bought 2!! So gorgeous!

Pacific Northwest Oregon Coast here....I had one in the house, plain green, grew long and lush, from ceiling to floor, but started taking up too much room. Took cuttings off it and chucked the mother plant next to the house by the driveway in a shady spot. It took off there all summer and I totally expected it to freeze....nope 7 years later its very healthy ground cover and up the wall 3 feet....looks better growing free than it ever did in the house. Who knew? Thank you Jeff.

Great plants,easy care. I have started to add some to my hanging Rhipsalis and their just such troopers. Very hard not to be successful with these guys. Great video Jeff.

Love this plant got one with 4 small plants now I have 2 full pots.

That's an absolutely gorgeous plant

That is my favorite tradescantia, I love that pretty purple.

It's so beautiful

O wow! Very pretty 😍

Tradescantia are so beautiful! I had some issues growing one as a kid, and I want to try them again as a more prepared adult haha

Hi Jeff, loved seeing these plants again, a plant that is often forgotten with all the other plants available. I grew up with wondering dew growing in rockeries in the full African Sun! Plants are a bit limited at the moment, but once I am able to go look at plants will put this on my list. Thanks for the very informative and great video. Hope you well and all your pets are healthy and enjoying the sunny weather! 😁🐾☀️🌈🇬🇧

Thanks for the video! I am just getting used to growing these... I have a Tradescantia chrysophylla (Baby Bunny Bellies). I didn't know they were succulents so that will help me care for them better :) I'm really starting to love these plants, but the care isn't what I thought... I think what you said is more on target. I'm getting into propagating the way you explained by just laying the potted tendril into another pot. I'm doing it with string of pearls, episcia and this one, it's fun and easier i think. Well, thanks so much- have a great day ;)

Just got some today Coincidentally just liked it and I'm not a regular plant person. I had to cut a a peace out for my mom. She loved it loll!!

💜💛💚 really pretty these plants.

Just got myself a Nanouk and about to get it in a pot.. I was worried I broke a stem during transport, but I did what you said and put it in some soil in it's own pot.. It will be interesting to see how long it takes it to fill in! Great video, thank you!

Love it❣️

I have 2 of these plant's and they're beautiful. I love the purple an pink!

Thank you so much!! Water propagation didn't work out so well. I am very excited to care for mine now. It is in a small pot and the stems are getting very long and want to lay down and hang. The are very thick. Is that okay to just let them grow and try to hang? I am afraid they will snap. I did hear that they like to search for soil to root and get stronger. I have mine up high on an entertainment center for my mom and she loves looking up and seeing the radiant color. Especially when the sun hits it. So beautiful. Thank you again for all your help.

Watching you had made me go insane buying houseplants during the Q😂 honestly, I have no idea how I’ve lived without pink anthuriums in my life🦩🦩🦩

I love how you potted these! I have the Zebrinas, they were not doing so hot, very leggy so I chopped it up, planted them and moved it a brighter location. I was afraid they wouldn't root for me but so far so good! I would love to have these though. I'm in California so I'll be stalking my local Home Depot 😀 Have a fantastic weekend! Thanks for the video, these brighten up my lunch hour at work!

This is perfect timing! I just planted some outside!!!

Hey man, love your videos! I’ve had the zebrina for a couple years now and it has been probably one of the most asked for when folks want cuttings from my collection. I have a ton of confidence in these plants. In fact, my daughter has a very pink & purple room so she wanted one in her window. She put it next to her watch chain crassula in a very hot southern facing window. After a few months the zebrina turned out the brightest pinks and purples I’ve ever seen! Like hot magenta!! The crassula shriveled to bits though. (Hey she was only 5 at the time.) Also I just picked up a more tender leafed one that’s more light lavender and white. I usually don’t go for variegated leaves. I’ve been collecting & enjoying plants since I was 20. So 20 years later I’m like “been there done that bought the tshirt”. I only want plants that will be rewarding and I don’t have to babysit their humidity. Thanks for the smiles, gorgeous foliage and any tips for my new find. ✌️

I had just one cutting that was able to grow roots in water and then put in some soil. How would I then add to it to start making a full plant? Thank you! Loved the video.

Hello from Ireland! I got some of these today. They are so beautiful I can't wait for them to take off and become established. I also got callisia turtles which are equally as fabulous. Just wondering have you made a video on the callisias or have any experience with them? Thanks for the vids!

Omg I’ve been watering mine to death!!! 😱

I love Tradescantias! I grow several varieties as indoor/outdoor plants. I grow Tradescantia andersoniana "Spiderwort" in my gardens - they naturalize beautifully. Do you know of any others that are hardy in our zone? Thanks bunches, Jeff, for sharing your knowledge! Stay safe and healthy!

i just bought one of this beauties a couple days ago, they are very leggy but not full, i just transplanted it to a bigger pot where im gonna keep it, do you think is a good idea to pinch it back already? hopefully you can help me out :) have a nice day.

I just got a Purple Heart one and a zebrina ome!! Agh I’m so excited but kinda nervous bc my house is breezy/on the cooler side in the winter! Not very humid! 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽 I’ll change my ways for them 😂💚

I have Nanouk, zebrina, and pallida all. The Pallida is in the landscaping and seeds profusely. I end up having baby plants popping up all over the place. It also needs to be pinched back weekly here. The zebrina I use a lot in hanging baskets, and tends to be fragile and slower growing (though not slow in general) than the other 2 species. The Nanouk is outside as well, and just as fast growing as the pallida here.

Done watching 👀. Happiness in leaf 🍃 vlog

Not in love with them in the basic purple but the pink one is🥰 Nanook

Hi, I’m a beginner but am addicted to plants now. I’m in love with how gorgeous these are mine has like a hairy coating & look silver & purple in the sunlight I live on the Westcoast in Canada so we get lots of rain in the winter I keep my house between 20-24 degrees celcius Or 68-75 F should I put them in my morning sun Window East Facing or afternoon/west facing Should I worry or get grow lights if we have a long winter that’s mostly rainy with no sun ?

Hi! Just purchase a 3 cuttings on a 4"pot at The Plant Farm, they said its ' Nanouk' but it doesnt look like your plant which is more oval and compact. It might be regular tricolor .Where do you purchase yours?

I just bought one of these beautiful plants! It was in rough shape when I got it but after giving it a little water it perked right up. I did notice that some of the leaves and stems are dying and break off easily. Im worried that the rot in those stems will spread to the rest of the plant! Do you have any suggestions for keeping this beauty alive? I live in the seattle area

Where did you get the teacup and pitcher plant pots? They're gorgeous!

Awesome videos! Do they regrow lost leaf?

Mine dried up but I’m in California where it’s way dryer. That’s probably why some ppl say keep moist. Just depends on where you live.

How long after putting the cuttings in soil do you start to see new growth???

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OMG where did you get your adorable teacup planters from???

Love these and love your pots! I help my son in his Garden Center & brought home 3 pieces that broke off from a hanging basket (unsure of exact variety). I just stuck them in some potting mix and they have taken off! Do you know if these are related to what I call Moses in a Basket? Yours looks very similar.

My zebrinas, which I keep indoors, seem healthy enough, though they could benefit from more natural light (we have had very little sun since March). I'm getting new leaves but they're small & tend to curl. Propagated cuttings are doing quite poorly, & I'm running out of ideas. I keep hoping this is a seasonal issue though I don’t know how I'll get them through the winter 😕

Hi Jeff sorry I forgot to drop you a massage and did not see that until I was showing my friend your channel that I had not said any thing so hope you are well and good happy planting keep on growing hope my friend likes your channel and subscribe with the channel. Stay safe and see you soon.

Hi Jeff! I found a couple of very short pieces of the Tradescantia Zebrina on the floor and brought them home and put them in water and they have turned a dark pink. It took them a while to this, but I was surprised. I think I have the Nanouk. It looked a lot like yours, but it has gotten so leggy that I'm considering getting rid of it, but now may try propagating it and keeping it smaller. It's in the brightest area, but not in direct sunlight. Do you think it might be getting too much light? It was so pretty when I first got it. I, also, didn't realize it is a succulent. I don't have good luck with succulents. Just curious if the snake plants you have planted with them require the same watering, or will you need to separate them later on? They look so pretty together! I love the pots you have them in, too! Great choices! Thank you so much for sharing!

Hello! I just got this plant online and received it with roots rot problems, how can I save it? Please help! Thanks in advance 🙏🏾

Your plants have more silver/white than the kind I grow. I grow them all the time. I take cuttings in Fall, letting the actual rooted plant die. I keep the cuttings growing in water inside most of the Winter. Then in Springish I pot them up and then outside in warm weather. Then in Fall, I start all over again. Kansas, 6a.

Two of my nanouk just died yesterday 😭 hope others survive. Ordered online, four days in transit.

yours are so vibrant, mine are very pale pink

i want to place this in direct sunlight on my table. Would that be too much?

Could i use neem oil for spider mites ?!

Hi Dear! What is the key to maintain its beautiful deep pink/purple color? Thanks!

Wow I would love to buy a flat of those where did you get the May I ask

I'm in central Pennsylvania trying to winter over my transcantia plants. I have them in an East window and they seem to get really leggy do they need more light? I've successfully rooted cuttings in water many times but would like the plants themselves to become bushier (as you say 😋) Suggestions?

Pozdrav iz Hrvatske. Predivan video imam je i nisam znala da spada u sukulenti što znači malo vode i puno sunca ili svjetlosti, dali sam u pravu,B.B

When I purchased mine it had brown leaves on it but I thought it was beautiful and I could “love” it back to health. I’ve never owned one like this before and I’m terrified about how to prune it without killing it. Any pointers?

My current favorite plant & of course a trend right now...! I bought my first back in February.... she grew beautifully but did not have success in soil propagation... they all rotted 10 cuttings! I could kick myself.... I found water very easy..... have brown tips on my leaves, too much water?? I love this plant so pretty but becoming $$$ ughhhh

Hi Jeff! Love the pots plus the trandescantia? I hope I said it right 😆 love the color ! Which store you buy it ?please🤗💖👍🙏

I’m getting brown edges on the leaves too much water?

these are beautiful, where did u order from .... my gardening is going so slow... My Hime Depot doesn't have much and if course I am trying to be good and not do to much traveling around

Great video! I have received some Wandering Jew Tricolour clippings. However 2 out of 3 clippings are baring all green leaves. Is it possible they will bare variegated again after rooting and proper care? Or will I have to patiently wait for my tiny (properly) variegated clipping to grow, and propagate more? Thank you very much for your time.

I want one beautiful

These are Gorgeous in your Turquoise pots!!! Sellers do charge an arm and a leg for them. Is the Zebrina Tradescantia also poison to the beastlies? Thanks for sharing. I saw them listed at Walmart for sale. Will look next time I go down. 99 Degrees out there right now on my front porch. UGH. Went from cold to hot almost overnight. Typical Idaho weather.

Where did you buy yours????

they're weedy here. A friend of mine had one that was just about dead and threw what was left out behind his shed. A few months later it had carpeted the ground behind the shed and was growing up the fence. They're pretty, but definitely not something you want in the ground here. (kind of like the damn Rhoeo)

I don't know what I'm doing wrong I have purchased nanooks and have plenty of past experience with tradescantia, I followed all the pass rules, and my nanooks keep damping off despite the fact that I'm watering them very lightly?

I would love to use these as my spillers in my pots. The only place I have seen them is in the new succulent arrangements at home depot. They are gorgeous.

Mine aren't growing for some reason 😭😭 it's been exactly the same way since I bought it. I have repotted it but still no sign of growth. I live in tropical climates

Hey Jeff! I got 2 gooorgeous mini plants with 2 well rooted cuttings in each pot. I have 4 small little cuttings in a 6” hanging basket and it looks so sweet! Will it spread out and give me more little plants on top? I feel like none of what I just wrote made sense lol! 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️

I don't know why but this plant is such a challenge for me

I have purple tradescantia which has grown on me the last year or so. Would like Nanook but I can't find it anywhere. 😪

I need this plant but it is nit available in india..

I thought that the wandering jew are a hanging plant, but these looks the same but its not a hanging type.

I have these and they are growing tall not wide that's why I'm viewing your video...The stick said mini not tall....

I have the purple tinge variety. It hates me.

My pink wondering Jude so hard to grow?mine wants to die

Do they flower

💥Trigger warning for anyone suffering from depression. I feel a warning is always necessary regardless of the nature. ❤ This is the first time I have seen this channel oh, and I am very impressed! I do have a question...👀🆘 My apologies for the length ....My mother recently passed due to Covid in June. I was passed her tropical forest that is in my small apartment in Seattle. I am NOT a plant person. And as my mom's last smack in the Ass to me was making me take her damn plants!!!🤔😂 Trust me.. She did it in purpose ! Not giving them to the sister that IS a plant person. I've killed some but now, my heart understands why she knew keeping them alive would help ME keep living as well. Now, it's become an emotional attachment in ways that are not normal. So yes... When my dog ran around and rolled into my huge Monster Elephant Ear plant and watched it crash and rip all the leaves off I fell to my knees and LOST IT! It was BAD! It's become highly important to keep what is still living alive. So finding good quality & different advice is what I try hard to find. I knew NOTHING of plants beyond grass and cut flowers!!!🤦 my mom gave me this exact pink Tradescantia . I just noticed this morning that it "may" be trying to bloom. But I noticed only where I'm assuming the bud would be ...is fuzzy looking kinda sold little mound. I thought UT was a piece of dried dirt and realized it wasn't coming off! Then saw it on a few others at that point. Do the flowers have like a fuzzy appearance when the first start? I've had these in my home since sept and now only seeing this almost a year later.? My other pot doesn't have them yet. And I'm not sure the exact word but it's the basic Wandering Jew that is striped and has the bright pinkish purple undertones underneath. And they haven't bloomed. Everything seems backwards with my mom's plants. Her wandering jew plants are standing straight up 12 inches long in length and barely lean at all. I think they were growing up something not side to side. So this us a world I do not understand and I thank ANYONE who had to read this...Damn I'm sorry. Lol I am very concerned about the "fuzzy dirt" looking things where a bud may be growing soon? No bugs I see anywhere else and I look with magnifying lenses. I see no movement it's more solid feeling than super soft. I know I'm crazy guys...but could this be normal. Color and growth clearly isn't the issue they ate extremely long and ready to make new starts but before I cut I wanna make sure using the knowledge of people on this type of a platform that can help me versus the local Home Depot. Much love to everyone. 🙏 I think my mom knew I wouldn't make it through covid after losing her. And I can NOT believe I'm saying this but the plants DID keep me breathing. The joy I get seeing new growth after working hard to save something dying filled so much pain. Filled it with beauty I guess. So I owe it to them to keep them alive now... Again thank you💞🍃

did you use hydrogen peroxide?