Oh thank you. 🥰

That's what i like it too...

It's fun. I. Got 6 babies now. Will propagate again this spring. 🥰

Me too, after repotting, it grows wildly....thank you for such informative video

Callisia has tiny leaves.

@@projecttrixie1518 well my plant has small leaves too. Smaller than my other Tradescantias. It's been growing but no variegation. When I first bought the plant the cream leaves is what I liked. Now the leaves are mostly green.

@@360revolucion8 it needs direct sunlight (morning) or plenty of very bright indirect light. And also, you will notice that callisia's leaves are similar to succulent leaves.

Thank you. 🥰

It could be a sign of too low humidity. Mist the foliage weekly and trim it regularly. 🥰

Oh thank you. 🥰

Thanks for watching! 🥰

Hi! You can use shallow pot if you like. If the roots are not established yet, you'll need to water it by spraying. Place it in a very brightly lit area to maintain it's pink colour. You can place it outside to avoid moisture but not in direct sunlight.

Thank you for watching. 😊

Yes! 😍

It needs direct sunlight. Morning sun preferably. It becomes leggy when they don't get enough sunlight.

Sorry, just trimmed my callisia last week but if you're asking how I did it, just cut 3 iches and allow it to dry 2-3 days before planting.

Thank you. It's actually a tweezer. 😅

@@projecttrixie1518 hahaah...innovative idea...or you can poke a hole with a toothpick and push the stem in ....

Thank you! Just bought this plant and I’m going to look for tweezers like this!!

Saw this one. "If you purchase Akadama, keep in mind that It needs to be sifted before use, and after about two years it does start to break down which reduces aeration. This means that regular repotting is required, or that Akadama should be used in a mix with well-draining soil components."

It's a sign of wilting. Don't water too often, it will cause root rotting and will turn mushy. Try propagating in spring. 🥰

When you propagate, cut a stem with 4-5 leaves and use tweezers and gently put it in the soil, try not to water for a week and don't keep them in direct sunlight.

Cool. 😊 They either spread or trail.

Hi Adam! Cut a leaf (3-4cm long) from the mother plant with a scissor. Wait for a few days to allow it to callous before replanting. 😊

Just lay it on a paper towel. 😊

Yes, got 8 at the backyard and they are gorgeous pink.😊 But too much sunlight will cause a scorched spots on the leaves.

@@projecttrixie1518 sorry I didn’t mean to say direct sunlight,I have mine under the veranda and the sun shines through clear sheeting

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Thank you! Bright indirect sunlight for 2 weeks. 😊

Haven't tried. Sorry. It is recommended to use succulent mix when potting callisia repens. 😊

Hi! In our local store called Bunnings. 😊

Use succulent potting mix with perlite. 😊

Are you in Australia?

@@projecttrixie1518 hi, im interested please! im located in melbourne