I was given this plant and I have no idea what kind it is.
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It is a Tradescantia zebrina from the very large family of Tradescantia. They can become very large and beautiful. It is one of the best hanging plants and very easy to grow. You will have a better result if you water it at the most only once every two weeks in the summer and once a month in the winter. The best way is to let the soil dry completely and only then to give it a quick bath of lukewarm water for just a few minutes but remember that what is lukewarm for a human being's hand is a bit too hot for a plant. It doesn't need chemical fertilizer, tea is a good treat and does well. You can put it in a large pot or basket even if it is yet a bit small chose its place well because the plant breaks very easily when handled and it doesn't like to be repotted nor be moved to another place. It likes a lot of light.
It looks like a watermelon Peperomia.
Wandering Jew.
No! It's a tradescantia, commonly grown as a trailing plant in a hanging basket.
It could be a striped marantha.
Could also be a Wandering Jew plant. You'll know if it starts vining like crazy.
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I think it could be what is called a Wandering Jew.
Definitely a wandering Jew. When it matures take cuttings and root to pass along to friends, it will last for many years and provide many babies to share.
It looks like a wandering Jew, or someother type of Jew.
It could be a kind of peperomia plant. Don't overwater. It needs bright light, but not direct sunlight.
It looks like a baby tradescantia zebrina, but I'd expect to see some purple on it.
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Its a Purple Wandering Jew.
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It is called a wandering Jew
It's called "Wandering Jew"!
This is a wandering jew. Tradescantia zebrina. They can grow inside or out as a ground cover. They vine and do well in a hanging basket.
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This is an inchplant! en.wikipedia.org/
That is what we always called a "Wandering Jew". It is a trailing house plant that develops beautiful purple undersides that increase in color when it is given lots of light. It can be propagated through cuttings, and it will bush out more fully if trimmed a few times during its early growth.
This plant is a wandering Jew plant
This is commonly referred to as a Wandering Jew (Tradescantia zebrina).
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It is known as the "Wandering Jew" of the Tradescantia genus
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Tradescantia Zebrina.
It needs plenty of light. It should not be watered every day or even every week once a month is enough. It is better to let the soil dry and to give it a quick bath in lukewarm water and then to check well that there is no water left stagnant at the roots level.
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