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Tradescantia navicularia

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I wonder whether anyone can supply me with some cuttings of this attractive succulent ?

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I'll have a look tomorrow. To me it looks better grown hard and tight in a little mound. When it decides to flower it just looks 'leggy' but colourful.
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This is Tradescantia navicularis in a 2" pot just getting ready to flower.
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That's the plant but do you have any spare cuttings elsewhere ?

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Not quite what you are looking for, Tony, but I have plenty of Cyanotis somaliensis if that is of interest (it used to be classified as a tradescantia, with hairy leaves and blue flowers).
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Post by tonyironscacti »

Hi Ralph,

This is a pretty plant....I guess its a bit tender coming from Somalia ?

I might take you up on your offer, although my first choice would be the one I was asking for.

As space is quite limited let me see if any offers come in for my original quest first ?

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Tony send me a PM with details of your address and I'll pop some of it in the post.
It's been in the same pot for 30+ years so I guess it might want a repot (Probably will kill it :lol: )
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Acid John wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2024 1:07 pm This is Tradescantia navicularis in a 2" pot just getting ready to flower.
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Wow, great colours on this one! I thought T. are only blindingly pink :mrgreen:
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tonyironscacti wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2024 9:52 pm .I guess its a bit tender coming from Somalia ?
Hi Tony,

No, its as tough as old boots. No problem in the unheated part of my greenhouse.

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Tony I've sent a PM (I think)
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