Inch Plant - Tradescantia gibasis 'Bridal Veil' Incoming Accidentally eating pine needles isn't

Accidentally eating pine needles isn't comfortable

Slightly cooler nights can help encourage flowering

Its resilience to drought and resemblance to small stones makes it a favourite among succulent enthusiasts

Avoid exposure to temperatures below 15°C

LightThrives in bright

Inch Plant - Tradescantia gibasis 'Bridal Veil' Incoming Accidentally eating pine needles isn'tScientific Name Tradescantia geniculata (Tradescant's knotted plant) 'Bridal Veil' Common Name Tahitian Bridal Veil, Wandering Jew, Spiderwort, Inch Plant, Wandering Dude Origin Forests of Central America Description Tradescantia originate from the Central American jungle, where they survive by creeping along the forest floor or climbing over tree trunks; as a houseplant they will grow in long, trailing vines and are perfect as a hanging or dangling