How to propagate wandering jew or inch plant from cutting and care
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2019
- Wandering jew is a perennial ornamental beautiful foliage decorative house plant. It's commonly known as an inchplant, tradescantia zebrina, wandering jew and formerly known as zebrina pendula. Because attractive zebra-patterned leaves, the upper surface of the leaves showing purple color and parallel silver-colored stripes and lower leaf surface of the leaves is deep uniform magenta color. This plant mainly native to Mexico, Central America and Colombia. It's commonly grow in hanging pot and ground cover also. It is a very fast growing plant. This plant mainly propagate through stem cutting. It is a very easy process and you can do it any time of the year, but best growing season is early autumn, spring and monsoon. Just cut any stem and plant into the normal soil or coco peat. don't require any kind of rooting powder.
Plant propagation steps:
First of all cut any stem from the main plant. Take a well drained pot and fill it with some coco peat. Take this cutting and plant into the coco peat and press it gently. Finally give some water and keep it partial shade place. After 2 weeks cutting look like this. Look at this root development. roots are very well developed. Now we transplant into the similar pot. Take this pot and fill it with some coco peat or normal garden soil and planted this wandering jew. Finally give some water.
Wandering jew is a very low maintenance plant, don't need any special care for this planet. The caring tips of wandering jew plant:
First tip is light : It prefer indirect sunlight for best growth.
Second tip is potting mix : plant your wandering jew in well drained potting mix.
Third tip is watering : this plant love moist soil, so keep this soil just moist not soggy.
Fourth and final tip is fertilizer : this plant don't require too much fertilizer. Give vermicompost or any organic compost once in a 3 months.
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It's really very nice to have all information regarding this beautiful exotic plant in your video.
It's amazing to see that you have replied all queries raised by your viewers.Generally u-tubers wilfully overlook the questions raised by the curious viewers and disappoint them.But you are so sweet in satisfying your followers.Thanks.
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PS...thank you so much for the video. I just propagated 3 before this came on. 😊
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Your Tradescantia is even growing aerial roots. That's amazing :)
Thank you, plant friend.
My Wandering Jew Plant outside just sprouted little cute flowers!
I have given it some fresh soil and fertilizer.
Wow. What a beauty!
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I like how you showed the new roots.
Actually using cocopeat roots are showing very easily.
Thanks GB for the wonderful tutorial! I have propagated my plant in water but this was a great video to show me how to do it next time!
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This is an awesome video, thank you for helping me! I have some cuttings a friend gave me and I've been propagating them in water but I think it's time they be potted because they have so many roots. I was really surprised at how resilient these little plants are! Thanks again for sharing this :)
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Someone had bought one of these plants at a grocery store and a bunch of pieces broke off and they left them in a shopping cart. When I found them I got a water bottle from the back seat of my car and I cut a hole in the top of the cap and placed the stem down into the water just to keep it good until I got home later that day. I then got home and did exactly what you just did by putting them into a small terracotta pot with the exact same soil you just used. And definitely one of the easiest propagations I've ever done.
Nice! A wonderful find, if you know what to do with them (which you did). I would've said, aww poor plant, and missed out on new plantlings! Now I know better ;)
The best part of this video is you reply to the commentators ❤️
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Thank you so much! Everything you explained is so easy to follow. :) 👏
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I have wondering jew plant and it thriving well. Love to hear good tips.
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Lovely video 🙏
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Beautiful plant nice sharing friend
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Wellcome friend
I love this tutorial video ❤️
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I have one ice pregnant with my second son. I loved it but I had 19 house plants and dissing was just going everywhere so I gave it to a friend of mine. She loved it and wanted it but her conscience bother her so she said I have to tell you what kind of plant is is first and if you want it back you can have it back. She told me it was a wandering Jude now I hear it's called wandering Jew or today's modern term wondering dude. Irregardless set plant thrives sitting in the kitchen window above the sink and it was expanding out everywhere it was driving me nuts but sure was pretty
Tireless effort...excellent speech...nice propagation....
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Wonderful!😊😊
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👍 great video
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Well explained thanks for sharing
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Great video
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Superb video
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Nice work.
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Beautiful plant
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Hello, nomoshkar from Germany. Khub bhalo laglo to see a Bengali plant channel! ♥️🤗
By the way, I killed the first one, and now on my way to the second.
I think it's main reason is overwatering.
Good video
Thank you very much 😊
This is an amazing tutorial! Should this plant be kept in indirect light or a grow light of some sort?
Wandering jew plant requires bright indirect sun light. If the light is too dim, the leaf markings will fade. Thank you 😊
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Your info really good 👍
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Thank you sir
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I am going to propagate a cutting and going to gift it to my freind🙂hope it cutting grows well. Will surely share the results🙂
Yes 😊
Thanks
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Just planted mine , my friends gave me a cutting from her plants , hope i cN make it alive
Ok 😊
Very informative video. Can this plant be kept in the office?
Yes you can kept in office but it required bring indirect sunlight. best you can keep it in balcony or window of the office.
Hello, when the plant has roots, can I replant it in coco peat mixed with regular soil like loam? Thank you.
Yes you can replant in cocopeat mixed with regular soil or any kind of well-drain potting mix.
Did you water them during the first 2 weeks of propagation?
Yes, when top of the soil feels slightly dry then water it.
Hi! When propagating, do I need coco peat or can I use regular potting mix? Thank you
Yes, you can use any regular potting mix.
Superb
Thank you 😊
I have one at home with vines about 18 inches long can I cut the 1 vine into maybe 3 individual cuttings or will only 1 cutting per vine work
You can cut vine more than one, each cutting must have 3 to 4 nodes.
Few queries , p l;
1. Do we cut the stem below stem node ?
2. How many nodes may be berried into soil , ?
. 3. What size Pot may be used ?
1. Yes.
2 . At least one node or two nodes berried into the soil.
I dont have coco peat, but do have fine vermiculite. Would they root well in this also?
Yes, also you can grow it in garden soil.
Bt if I don't have cocopit thn wht is the alternative.... Can this plant grow in normal soil which don't have cocopit...? ... Will this plant grow...? .. Without cocopit also bcoz at this moment I don't have any cocopit... 🤔🙄🥺 ... I love this plant very much bcoz of it's purple💜 color...
Yes you can grow this plant in normal soil without cocopeat or any well drain potting mix. Cocopeat is not mandatory for this plant ☘️
Thank you Dada🙏🙏
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Just got a nice one for $15
Hello sir, is it ok to put the cuttings directly in loam soil if coco peat is not available? Thank you
Yes, you are most welcome 😊
Is there a specific season that is best for transplanting them? I leave in California
You can do it any time of the year, best transplant season is spring.
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Thank you 😊
I have planted the stem of inch plant one week before ..it has made it place i think but the leaves seams wilted what does it mean?😢
I think it's main reason is overwatering or direct sunlight.
For propagating the cuttings is it necessary to use coco peet or regular soil can also be used??
For propagation cocopeat or regular soil is not mandatory, you can use any well-drain potting soil.
@@iamgreenbengal thank you👍
@@iloveindia2444 you are most welcome 😊
Can you use any type of peet or does it have to be coco peet?
You can use any kind of well drain potting mix.
Can this plant be kept in a closed terrarium with mild humidity?
Yes you can plant it in terrarium (better it's open).
everytime should water until water drained out?
Yes 😊
Why do you root the plant and then take it out and remove the coco pod and replant it? Thanks
Actually I'm showing you root development. You are most welcome 😊
Hello dear...i love this plant..but its not available here...plllzz can u provide one plant of wondering jew
Sorry friend I'm not a seller. Better you can purchase it from local nursery or e-commerce website.
can i use this process for purple heart plant?
Yes you can use same process for purple heart plant.
Is the drainage hole mandatory?
Yes pot drainage holes is mandatory, to avoid root rot.
How often did u water them?
When top of the soil fell slightly dry then water it, water it after 2 to 3 day.
How much time does this plant take to come up a new leave?
Within a month.
@@iamgreenbengal i have planted 15 days ago. But no change till now.
@@ntandra07 wait another 15 days 😊
May I grow this plant in aquarium?
No, It's not grow under the water in aquarium.
My plant starts drying or rotting at those points where the plant comes in contact with the pot. This plant naturally tends to hang, so how can I prevent its contact with the pot which ultimately leads to drying up of the plant?
Maybe tie it to a stake or even chopstick while it grows?
Sir kya hum only cocopeat mein koi bhi plant grow kar sakte h
Haa korsakte ho ... Usme kuch vermicompost or decomposition cow dung milanesha achaa hoga.
@@iamgreenbengal vermicompost kha see milega ya hum gar par bna sakte h or kaise
@@iamgreenbengal decomposition cow dung kaise banega
Gay ka Gobbor khad kuch din rakhneka ke bad up use korsakte ho.
@@iamgreenbengal vermi compost Kya hota h kha se milta h kya hum use Ghar pe bna sakte h
I tried this and they rotted. Wasn't the same type of Tradescantia though.
I think the main reason is overwatering.
Hi..I got this plant almost 5 months back...I was very well growing in my balcony... suddenly it started drying... don't know why... please help me
Its main reason is over watering or low water conditions.
People call it wandering dude now cause that is not a good term.
So much talking. Pls straight to the point.
Then don't watch if you don't like it.😂
Please do not call this plant a wandering Jew. There are many other names for it that are more appropriate. If you look at the history of this name it is actually very racist.
That's what it's called! It doesn't mean he's racist. He didn't come up with the name of this plant. Complain to the person made who made it a known name of this plant in the first place. If you look up Wandering Jew in the dictionary, you'll find this plant. So, please don't try to imply that he is racist because of a name that is widely used for this plant.