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is tradescantia a succulent

is tradescantia a succulent Succulent Tradescantia padillia Pale Puma Wandering Jew

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is tradescantia a succulent Succulent Tradescantia padillia Pale Puma Wandering JewTradescantia Pallida Pale Puma The 1st two photos are of parent plant in hanging basket is not item that you will receive. Remaining pics show plants similar to what you will receive. Listing is for rooted cuttings, 2" potted or 4" potted plants, see item options. This is Pale Puma it is not ( Purple Heart ) Sometimes used but that is another type of Tradescantia which I also offer. Use a fast draining potting mix if potted. Cold tolerant if placed in

Tradescantia Pallida
Pale Puma


The 1st two photos are of parent plant in hanging basket is not item that you will receive. Remaining pics show plants similar to what you will receive. Listing is for rooted cuttings, 2" potted or 4" potted plants, see item options. This is Pale Puma it is not
( Purple Heart ) Sometimes used but that is another type of Tradescantia which I also offer. Use a fast-draining potting mix if potted. Cold tolerant if placed in ground in Zones 10, 11, Zone 9 cover from frost. These tropical plants will freeze so if in other zones pot up and bring indoors.

Pale Puma Purple Fuzz Plant, type of Wandering Jew, Tradescantia Pallida is considered an uncommon version of this easy to care for houseplant. The leaves may be in shades of green with purple hue when first beginning to grow and depending on light conditions get shades of purple, plum.  Plant get a fuzzy web on many of the leaves stems so sometimes called Purple Fuzz Plant. 

Grow in full sun or partial shade, indoors or outdoors, colors will vary with amount of light and dryness. Make wonderful ground cover, can be kept potted and look great in hanging baskets.

Rooted cuttings are sent BARE ROOT, NO POT,  NO SOIL! 

Potted plants are in peat, bark soil mix medium. No shipment to Hi, or potted plants to CA per Ag regulations.

 

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International shipping is sent at BUYER'S RISK, no returns, no refunds, no guarantee of delivery or condition of plant. Contact with questions prior to purchase.

Please review listing information and know what you are ordering. When selling more than one plant photos are similar to plant you will receive. First photo is often of flowering or mature plant, additional pics. are representative of plants you will receive as described in written listing info. Items shipped are as described and unless you receive the wrong item not as described or pictured should not be a reason to request refund. No refunds for changed mind, size, does not fit planned use, not what I expected.

Must contact within one day of receiving with concern if you believe return or refund is warranted or other issue such as item missing.

If you do have an issue after receiving plants, please contact me to see what we can work out before giving negative feedback. I will work with you to accommodate reasonable request and resolve issues.

I am a Fl. Dept. of Agriculture Certified Grower since 2008, plants are inspected. My handling time (5 or 10 business days) allows for shipping most items at beginning of week, weather conditions, the pulling plants from stock including offsite greenhouse which I visit usually only once a week. Plants are prepared for shipping which includes for most a day of hydrating followed by a day to allow plants to dry. Plants like Tillandsia and Vanda orchids need to be completely dry prior to boxing. Shipping damp in a warm dark place increases chance for fungus to develop. Recommend you always do preventative treatment on any plant shipped and then water thoroughly to re-hydrate.

See care information from Mad Happenings and contact as soon as any concerns appear,

waiting to see how plant does will not help.

Thank you for looking, Jerry

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