Tradescantia 'Sitara's Gold'
Botanical Name: Tradescantia spathacea
Common Names: Sitara's Gold, Moses in the Cradle
This ornamental plant is native to Central and South America with thin sword-shaped leaves with a deep burgundy underside and a green to metallic grey segment. Sitara’s gold is a resilient indoor container plant is found in several color forms and ‘Sitara’s Gold’ brings another unique addition. This plant does exceeding well at holding its own through periods of neglect and poor lighting. For best growth and color give it bright indirect light or a little morning or afternoon sun.
NATIVE LAND: Central & South America
WATER: Water when top soil becomes visually dry. These plants like to be kept fairly moist.
LIGHT: Full to partial sunlight (but forgiving of lower light conditions)
ISSUES: These plants usually have zero issues other than having the potential to root rot if overwatered/ overloved
BENEFITS: Natural air purification and a nice pop of color in any indoor space
PET/KID FRIENDLY: Toxic to pets a humans
Botanical Name: Tradescantia spathacea
Common Names: Sitara's Gold, Moses in the Cradle
This ornamental plant is native to Central and South America with thin sword-shaped leaves with a deep burgundy underside and a green to metallic grey segment. Sitara’s gold is a resilient indoor container plant is found in several color forms and ‘Sitara’s Gold’ brings another unique addition. This plant does exceeding well at holding its own through periods of neglect and poor lighting. For best growth and color give it bright indirect light or a little morning or afternoon sun.
NATIVE LAND: Central & South America
WATER: Water when top soil becomes visually dry. These plants like to be kept fairly moist.
LIGHT: Full to partial sunlight (but forgiving of lower light conditions)
ISSUES: These plants usually have zero issues other than having the potential to root rot if overwatered/ overloved
BENEFITS: Natural air purification and a nice pop of color in any indoor space
PET/KID FRIENDLY: Toxic to pets a humans
Botanical Name: Tradescantia spathacea
Common Names: Sitara's Gold, Moses in the Cradle
This ornamental plant is native to Central and South America with thin sword-shaped leaves with a deep burgundy underside and a green to metallic grey segment. Sitara’s gold is a resilient indoor container plant is found in several color forms and ‘Sitara’s Gold’ brings another unique addition. This plant does exceeding well at holding its own through periods of neglect and poor lighting. For best growth and color give it bright indirect light or a little morning or afternoon sun.
NATIVE LAND: Central & South America
WATER: Water when top soil becomes visually dry. These plants like to be kept fairly moist.
LIGHT: Full to partial sunlight (but forgiving of lower light conditions)
ISSUES: These plants usually have zero issues other than having the potential to root rot if overwatered/ overloved
BENEFITS: Natural air purification and a nice pop of color in any indoor space
PET/KID FRIENDLY: Toxic to pets a humans