Tradescantia albiflora 'Giant' inventoryfix Information Services Group (ISG) of

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with night-time dips to 15–21 °C (a drop of around 7–10 °C helps promote flowering)

should be done with gloves

epiphytic orchid prized for its ability to produce numerous small

Chlorospatha longipoda is a rare aroid

Tradescantia albiflora 'Giant' inventoryfix Information Services Group (ISG) ofTradescantia albiflora Giant is a trailing cultivar of Tradescantia known for its larger, broadly lanceolate foliage. The leaves are typically green with white or cream striping depending on light levels, and can reach up to twice the size of common tradescantia. The plant produces long, vining stems that root easily at nodes and respond well to pruning for bushier growth. It is a fast grower under the right conditions and adapts well to container