10 Jew cuttings Purple Heart Wandering Tradescantia Pallida Purpurea Live Plants

**Please be aware that if you are sending or receiving your item to an area where the temperature will be below 40 degrees your plants may not do well and may FREEZE during shipping. We can not guarantee plants that are no longer in our care. Shipping to areas that are cold will be at buyer's risk. Please check the weather before purchasing!! ..................................................................................................................... "About this item" INCLUDED IN PURCHASE | 10 Cuttings Purple Heart Wandering Jew Cutting Tradescantia Pallida Purpurea Live Plants ranging from 4"-6" in diameter/length NO ROOTS, NO SOIL, NO POTS included. WATERING NEEDS | Plant in well-draining, lightly dampened soil. Leave in partial shade. Light watering after 1 - 1.5 weeks. Once rooted, water each time soil is dry. Misting is a great way to keep from over watering. FERTILIZING NEEDS | No need for fertilizing until your cuttings have rooted. When they do, go with a light fertilizer during the Spring and Summer. SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Initially, cuttings should be planted in a well-draining, lightly dampened soil and left to root in partial shade. Soft indirect light a few hours a day will keep these cuttings healthy. CUSTOMER ASSURANCE | We strive to provide the highest quality plants delivered. If plants arrive damaged or unhealthy, we will issue a full refund or replace your plant. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... "How to Propagate" • Put cactus or succulent soil in a clean pot • Simply dig a hole, insert the cuttings/ plant in and cover back up with soil. • Then slightly add some water. • Keep the plant in either partial or indirect sunlight. • Do not remove the stem from the soil. Do not pick them out and see whether they have grown roots yet. In this way, you will make them more difficult to grow roots. Be patient!