California Tropicals Pink Tradescantia - Rare Nanouk - Live Houseplant Potted in Soil with Rooted Leaves - Easy Care Indoor Outdoor Plant, Mini Tiny Tropical Plant Garden, 6 inch Pot

The media could not be loaded. I am VERY IMPRESSED with my pink Wandering Jewel! (I won't say Wandering "Dude" nor the other word). They're selling on Etsy for twice the price and half the size. I know you're not supposed to repot for a few weeks but I was very careful and it's in good company with its white and purple sisters. In fact, I did order the White Wandering Jewel from this seller as well, but the company wrote to tell me that the plant was not up to their standards at this time, and I was given a refund. There were quite a few brownish and torn leaves so I wouldn't call it "giftable," but for a plant lover who knows how to get by those features, it would be perfect.The pink is very vibrant and I cut it down a bit to replant the nodes in the same pot, to make a fuller plant. It was boxed very well and the Mini Monstera has new leaves coming in. Will definitely be buying from them in the future.Nevertheless, I hope the seller reconsiders the name. If you trace its (true) etymology, it's not as celebratory as one might think. Besides, it's a jewel of a plant!

Very healthy, big started plants. Blooms on vigorous growth!

Arrived picture perfect. Unfortunately the plant started showing signs of stress after a week. By week 2 it was almost dead. After a couple of emails and pictures, the company refunded the purchase immediately. Great customer service and I’ve bought several other plants with zero problems. Needless to say I am anxiously awaiting the replacement for the beautiful pink wandering Jew. Stay tuned for updates.Update 4/25/2022Picture perfect replacement arrived today. See photos 2,3, and 4A great plant. Great customer service!

The media could not be loaded. I've purchased 2 of this same tradescantia hoping the second plant survived better than the first. The video is of the only single surviving tendril from the first plant I purchased, note the stillbevident damageto the bottom leaves. The second plant had no surviving tendrils at all as the wet soil compacted into the foliage and caused them to start to rot and ultimately die. They were both broken off and bruised upon arrival and looked like they shifted in the box during transit. These were expensive and given as gifts to someone who has an indoor plant hobby with a very green thumb. I am very dissapointed.

So cute! Well packaged!

My nanouk plant arrived a couple of weeks ago, I kept it in its nursery pot for three weeks to allow it to adjust. There was obviously damage considering it had to be shipped, but after pruning off dead/crusty/split leaves and removing old growth, my girl is thriving :) I put her in a northwest facing window with bright indirect light and I mist her every once in a while. I only water her once per week if that— these plants, I’ve learned, like to dry out a little bit before watering again. There is sooo much new growth and I’m excited to watch her get bigger this summer. These pictures are the current status of the plant. Four stars only because it wasn’t in *perfect* condition but it was good enough.

I read most of the reviews on this plant and I was excited to receive it, but I don’t know if shock killed it or if it was something I did, but it only lived for about 2 weeks. I propagated one of the shoots and it’s the only one I got to survive. The 3 that were planted in the soil originally all died. Giving 3 stars because I still got some of it to survive.

This was a completely healthy, large and beautiful plant when I got it. I waited a couple days to re-pot it. When I took it out of the original pot, it was root-bound, so I tenderly did some doctoring on it and split it into two pots. They are a nice addition to my plant family in the east window. They add a nice color to all the greenery. Hopefully, they'll do well.