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Tradescantia 'Yellow Zebra'

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Tradescantia 'Yellow Zebra'

This tradescantia is known for its bright yellow leaves with white variegation. It is one of the easier to care for tradescantia's and grows in a wonderful draping way as well as adding a pop of color to any room!

Within the houseplant hobby Tradescantia is a genus of fast-growing vines known for colorful pinks and purples found on their leaves (although green and white species can be found as well). They have stiff internodes giving them a more geometric look than other vines, and their fast growth is matched by the quickness in which cuttings can be rooted into new plants. Like many fast growing vines they benefit from a hard pruning right before the spring growing season. Typically they like strong indirect light with no direct sun, which can easily bleach the leaves. During the growing season they can be very thirsty, and should be watered thoroughly before almost drying out completely.

 

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This tradescantia is known for its bright yellow leaves with white variegation. It is one of the easier to care for tradescantia's and grows in a wonderful draping way as well as adding a pop of color to any room!

Within the houseplant hobby Tradescantia is a genus of fast-growing vines known for colorful pinks and purples found on their leaves (although green and white species can be found as well). They have stiff internodes giving them a more geometric look than other vines, and their fast growth is matched by the quickness in which cuttings can be rooted into new plants. Like many fast growing vines they benefit from a hard pruning right before the spring growing season. Typically they like strong indirect light with no direct sun, which can easily bleach the leaves. During the growing season they can be very thirsty, and should be watered thoroughly before almost drying out completely.

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