What will happen if Tradescantia Zebrina 'Purpusii' doesn’t get enough sunlight?

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If your full shade tropical herb isn't getting enough sunlight, it may become leggy and weak. The leaves may also start to yellow and drop off, and the plant may stop growing. If you notice any of these signs, try moving your plant to a brighter location or providing it with additional light. Be careful not to expose the plant to direct afternoon sunlight, as this can cause sunburn.

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Tradescantia Zebrina 'Purpusii'

A species of Spiderworts, also known as Spiderwort 'Purpusii', Purpusii Silver Inch Plant

Botanical name: Tradescantia zebrina 'Purpusii'

Genus: Spiderworts

Description

Tradescantia Zebrina 'Purpusii' is a stunning and boldly-colored inchplant cultivar. Instead of sporting traditional all deep green to pale green leaves, these plants have dark purple or maroon leaves, which are only sometimes intermixed with green. In warm or temperate climates, tradescantia Zebrina 'Purpusii' can be grown outside as a handsome, distinctive groundcover or in hanging baskets.

Garden Use

Flowers of tradescantia Zebrina 'Purpusii' are tender and beautiful, while the plant's shape is quirky and unique. They are considered to be rare flowering and foliage plants in gardens, with their long and splendid blooming period being of great ornamental value. The plant can be used to decorate flower beds, or to decorate corridors, living rooms and other places as potted plants, and can also be used for hanging cultivation.

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