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Once you know their basics, they are truly charming fast-growing plants

Very nice collection and all are healthy and beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤

The callisia navicularis looks striking! Great collection, thank you for sharing.

I really like that yellow hill, it would look great mixed with the purple and blue trads.

There is a wild bluish purple tradescantia! I have it. Also, the wandering Jew is a tradescantia! I am a fan! 💜

Excellent video, learned so much about these lovely plants...:)

thank you for this video!! I’ve been noticing many types of tradescantia just growing on piles of dirt recently and this is exactly what I needed

Thank you for the great information!

Thank you for this video

Your plants are so beautiful!

For some reason, my tradescantias HATE high humidity. When I removed them from humidity they bounced back in no time, they have been suffering and bolding, yellowing, and drying, but once I put them in dry areas they recovered real fast.

I picked up a zebrina from a local charity shop which a lady regularly donates to. I just love these plants! I've picked up I think 6 different varieties now! They're such happy go lucky plants and grow/root so easily, they're a real pleasure... You have a super collection 😊

very beautiful collection amazing plant very nice information 👍💐🥰 happy gardening Sir 💐 best of luck

Wow great video! 💕💕 I love this plant family soooo much. Every year I restart my plants. I always get the brown spots and that’s when I know it’s time to chop and start over. Thank goodness they are super easy to root. Lol. I notice I have to be sooo careful with bacteria/fungal leaf spot. Some of these beauties are such Divas. I feel like they laugh at fungicides.

Omg very very beautiful colors n I never seen

Lovely collection of Tradescantia you have there, all the others are beautiful too. I wanted to know what was the plant directly behind you at the end of the video? It's very interesting and may have to go on my wishlist after seeing how gorgeous yours is. Thank you for sharing your beautiful plants and giving much appreciated advice about care. God bless!🙏🌿

Wow, I love your collection. I have just started collecting them less than a year here in Thailand.

I'd noticed the leaves on the tips of my Trad.Nanouk were looking rather pale. One day on a sunny windowsill and they've returned to a lovely vibrant lilac! It's also looking a bit leggy, so I'm going to propagate after learning from one of your other videos. Thank you for your very informative videos! 👍

So happy you've made this video, it's great to compare and get tips from you. The only one I think you possibly have the name in correct on (though I'm by no means an expert is your multicolour discolour. I think yours is just a discolour.? As I have both and the multi colour has bold broken yellow stripes running trough the leaves, though it's leaves are similar colour and shape to discolour. Oh and your Dragons tail is a variegated Dragons tail as there's a regular one without variation. (Which isn't as pretty) 😊 It was your Red Jewel that started my obsession with Tradescantia last spring and it's one of the few I have never managed to get my hands on. I think I have over 30 others to compensate now haha. Your Jewel is just phonomenal 🥰. I would love to swap a few of mine with you. Watched the video 4 times today haha. And there's your Red Jewel and also your quick silver that I don't own myself. 😊 Some of mine that I didn't see in your collection are Multicolour discolour Green Hill (which is pretty boring) Pink furry which is similar to Nanouk but furry. Callisia Bianca which is cute similar to the caliisia golden one and pink lady, but slightly less fragile. (Although these I find a struggle, especially the pink lady. I only need to walk past it a stem seems to just fall out and I'm constantly shoving them back) And probably my favourite Tradescantia I own at the moment is Blue sue 💙 similar to pale puma but has a lovely blue tinge to the leaves. And I have very small Danny Lee (which I cant even share how much I paid for it haha 🤪 but it's growing pretty well and it's stunning. your welcome to a small cutting of as I'd love to see it pop up in your videos down the line😊. Iv a regular and variegated sillamontana also but I can't for the life of me get these to grow well. They just don't like me. And iv a plant that looks similar to a discolour but isn't as I have one and they are different. So your welcome to a wild card as well. I can send you some photos, see if anything catches your eye. Your welcome to a cutting or 2 of each as it would be ace to see my babies famous on you tube. I can't share photos here but with send you some on Pinterest. See what you think. Thanks again for taking the time to educate us all. It's very much appreciated xx

I have 6 in my collection, I wish to have a really big trandescantia and snake plant collection, they are my favorite plants ❤🥰

Please Jeff when you trim them send me cuttings. They look so cute 😍

Yay!! I am obsessed with collecting different commelinaeciae family members! Too bad I'm in the US as I would love to trade! I'm also an avid begonia collector ☺️ thank you for another great video!

Another fine video Geoff! I got my first Tradescantia today! No tag but it looks like a zebrina, not sure which one though. It's in a 10" pot. Got it from a locally famous family owned garden center here. Already took some cuttings to root in water!

Wow, you've really committed to this variety, love it. I have most of these in my own collection, I find that the Nanouk likes to dry out in between waterings, and I bottom water this one - I soak my pot in a big bowl of water, stick my finger in the soil to ensure saturation, then back under the grow light. I also have the pink panther, she is a lot like a succulent - so beautiful, I hope my pink stays. I purchased 15 cuttings from a dealer on Etsy, most of them pulled through the transit but I lost most of the repens as they became water logged. Question, Have you seen the purple Zebrina variety? Wondering if they add those PGRs to influence the very purple foliage or if this is just a naturally stunning, beautiful purple goddess of a plant? Great content, keep the information coming and now I am making mental plans for a greenhouse in my backyard... :)

Tradescantia is by far the most complicated genus as it comes to names. I’ve recently acquired 4/5 varieties in a swap and I have no idea what they are 😅

I’m binging your videos like you wouldn’t believe. I have two tradescantias. My newest is the Nanouk & I received her in poor shape from a big box store. She has browning tips and I found her on the indoor bottom shelf in the dark. She’s been in my East facing window getting plenty of light. I watched your pinching video after I had to trim some of her cuttings. Is it possible to pinch the cuttings with browning leaves?

Hi! Loving your video, just had to ask right away, your first variety, Red Jewel/Burgundy, you say it's in a bag? Can you explain how you've got that set up? It's lovely and I'm interested in vertical plantings. It's so full and happy.

This plant is usually a annual for me they are beautiful but I can’t grow in winter. I want to try the pink panther since it’s more succulent like it might be the one I can keep ☺️☺️ this makes me happy It seems its similar care for all with the pinching back and adding back in pot to get a huge pot full 👀

I've started collecting Tradescantia and find your videos very helpful. I have 5 varieties so far. Tradescantia are a great genus for beginners. They're inexpensive, have a good variety, are quick to grow, and pretty forgiving I'm looking forward to your Nanouk experiment. I don't have one yet

I think that the species are easier to grow because of how weedy they can be, but when crossed the weediness of the species is inhibited by the small adaptions of each species and the seeking of variegation.

What are the sites that have variety names? Thanks. Chem treatment to create new colors and sizes is a bit underhanded imo.

Did you experiment with cuttings in an attempt to get a "stable" variegation pattern which remains the same when you take new cuttings? Waiting to hear about any progress and if this is possible or not with those plants. I have encountered a comparable degree of variations also in the growth of Hoya Carnosa variegated cultivars. I can get things like edge variegation, half-and-half variegation, 100% variegated branches (which I cut off). Some cultivars feature the red pigment in addition to the variegation. The variation in the red pigmentation of the leaves and flowers is inconsistent and difficult to predict. One thing worth mentioning is how do seed-grown Tradescantias look like? Do they exhibit stripes and variegation streaks, or do they all just look green?

I have a tradescantia I grew from a couple cuttings I got from a lady that said it was a dis color. But it turns almost completely dark hot pink color . Nor sure if its maybe a red jewel or burgundy. Would you be able to tell me what it for sure is ?

Hi again! I watched this and I thought it was awesome! I’d love to have all of the varieties! I have a question, what advice do you have for buying tradescantia plants? Is there a specific place or website you buy them from online? I’m looking to purchase some myself, I want the best options out there. Thank you!

You said that there's a website that you reference when looking at getting a new variety to help avoid getting duped... do you mind sharing that website?

I love this plant! But a quick question: why don't you have them all together?

I have a question please 🙏 Is tradescantia nanouk and lilac the same ?😅😅😅😅😅😅

Your Tradescantia Red Jewel made me drool so badly... 😍🔥🤤 I wasn't ready for it 🤩🤩🤩! I am also a tradescantia collector, I have about 11 varieties already... can't wait to have this one in my collection 😍👌💯🔥!!! Great video 🙌

I have about 6 varieties but the nanouk is by far the worst to care for! No matter what it starts to get crispy leaves! Ugh

How to clean the plant after being outdoors in the summer

I received a tradescantia zebrina multicolor discolor cutting (in a mystery box) and it is mostly cream colored with small stripes of green. I am afraid it won't have enough green to support itself or produce new off-shoot leaves. Has anyone had any experience with a mostly cream colored cutting?

Ironically, I have just purchased a few different varieties of Trads. After watching this, I somehow I don’t think I’m going to enjoy the ride🥴

How is your tradescantia collection doing these days?

I keep watching all these tradescantia videos and still.can't find someone with my variety I found in my yard! So frustrating!

Pgrs don't effect variety type, what do you mean by saying it's breaking free of pgrs and becoming something else???