My houseplants are pretty much abused, but this one has agreed to bloom again. Just ignore the dust and spider webs.

It's the one called Moses-in-the-Boat, Tradescantia discolor. When it bloomed before I gave a lot of explanation, so I won't repeat that.

Instead, I'll show you some previously featured relatives, other Tradescantia.
Wandering Jew, maybe T. pallida

Unknown, but in the same family.

Common spiderwort, a wildflower, Tradescantia virginiana

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2 comments:
Now you are getting me excited for the entry of spring and the blossoms that arrive with it.
Thats a nice one. I kill house plants
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