Tradescantia Fluminensis Tricolor 4" gymnocalycia The ends of the stems

The ends of the stems can be pinched back to keep the plant full and bushy

These slow growing plants require as much direct sunlight as possible which will encourage coloration on the tips of their leaves

The Pilosocereus glaucochrous is a rare species indigenous to Bahia

catmint and lemon balm

It has long thick tubular structures which paper like spines all over it

Tradescantia Fluminensis Tricolor 4" gymnocalycia The ends of the stemsTradescantia Fluminensis Tricolor is a gorgeous plant that's fast growing and relatively easy to care for. As is nature, actual plant may vary from the photo! Shipped in a standard growers pot with soil. SUN Medium indirect light to some full sun WATERING Water moderately when top 1 2 cm of soil is dry FLOWERING Small pinkish white flowers TOXICITY Mildly toxic to animals GROWTH Hanging, up to 30 60 cm at maturity