I have a wonderful Wandering Jew hanging in my office. I took some cuttlings and put them in a glass of water. How many cuttlings should I use to have a decent size plant (about 10 inch pot)? Thanks, Nathan
Potting Tradescantia (Wandering Jew) In order to have a nice busy pot of Tradescantia you could put at least half a dozen starts into your 10" pot, maybe even twice as many, because it tends to grow into long trailing stems. If these get too long, pinch them back to stimulate branching.
Wandering Jew I have a wonderful Wandering Jew hanging in my office. I took some cuttlings and put them in a glass of water. How many cuttlings should I use to have a decent size plant (about 10 inch pot)? After a stem blossoms, should I pull the shriveled flower? Also, how far apart should I plant the cuttlings?
Plant the cuttings evenly spaced in the pot. It is generally a good idea to remove wilted or spent blooms from house plants. P.S. - Nathan I moved your message to the thread started when you posted as unregistered.
