Tradescantia Nanouk

Description

Plant Type. ‎secullent

Indoor/Outdoor Usage ‎. indoor

Material Feature ‎. Organic

Colour. ‎multicolour

Sunlight Exposure ‎.indirect sunlight

Net Quantity. ‎1.00 count

Moisture Needs ‎. Moderate

Size. 4″

Today we’re talking about the tradescantia nanouk, a stunning mint green and pinky-purple trailing plant that is somewhat new to the houseplant scene. I got my first nanouk several years ago.

Tradescantia nanouk care overview

• Appreciated for its stunning mint green and purple/pink variegation and full, bushy growth that can be enhanced through pruning.
• Tradescantia Nanouk originated from a cross-pollination of Tradescantia albiflora in the Netherlands.
• Thrives in bright indirect sunlight, which is crucial for maintaining its variegated leaves; the plant may become leggy if the light is insufficient.
• Overwatering is a concern; soil should dry out between waterings; prefers well-draining soil to prevent root rot.
• Does well in typical household humidity and temperature ranges but appreciates extra humidity; cannot withstand cold outdoor temperatures.
• Fertilization is not often necessary, especially if the potting mix already includes slow-release nutrients.
• Propagate by division or through stem cuttings in water, soil, or a light moss mixture.

Please read the below description carefully !

The picture is a representation of what the succulent looks like. You will receive a similar plant.

Succulents come bare-rooted only

We make sure we pack your succulents carefully in a cardboard box. They are tightly secured with additional protection (Bio fill Void fill) so that they do not move around and have no damage.

Unfortunately, during some instances, some leaves might drop off from the plant. Keep the leaves and you can propagate them to make more succulents.

Succulents might look slightly different as they stay in a box while in transit. Make sure you use the Succulents and Cacti potting mix and repot them as soon as possible.