Here are 32 Different Ways to Grow Wandering Jew Indoors to enhance the beauty of its colorful foliage. Try one of these soon!
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Different Ways to Grow Tradescantia Indoors
1. Keep it On Plant Stands
Opt for a plant stand where you can keep the plant in a pot to make it like a colorful and small room centerpiece.
2. Try DIY Planters
Use DIY planters to give the plant a more personalized appearance.
3. Do Not Miss Basket Planters
A woven basket can lend a rustic appeal to your plant’s setting.
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4. Try Self-Watering Pots
Maintain optimal moisture levels effortlessly with self-watering pots.
5. Use Stubby Planters
Use a stubby planter for a minimalist look and showcase it anywhere you like.
6. Go For Macramé Hangers
Macramé hangers allow the vines to drape elegantly, providing a boho-chic feel.
7. Hang the Plant from the Ceiling
Secure ceiling hooks to dangle the plant pots at various heights.
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8. Hang the Plant Near a Window
Utilize window mounts to let the plant receive maximum sunlight.
9. Go For Tiered Hanging Pots
Multiple-tier baskets allow you to hang more than one plant, creating a lush appearance.
10. Hang the Pot on a Hook
Hang the plant over doors using special hooks for an unexpected display.
11. Keep it On Floating Shelves
Place the plant on floating shelves along the wall, allowing the vines to trail down.
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12. Keep its Pot on a Bookshelf
Integrate the plant into a bookshelf for a burst of natural color among your books.
13. As a Coffee Table Centerpiece
Make the plant as centerpiece of your coffee table for a vibrant focus point.
14. Keep it Near a Table on a Tall Stool
Set the plant on a tall stool near a side table next to your sofa or bed for easy admiration.
15. Hang it on a Shower
Brighten up your bathroom by placing the plant on the shower or keep it in a corner.
16. Display it in Quirky Containers
Use face containers or any other quirky pot of your choice to make the plant stand out!
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17. Keep the Plant on a Tall Chair and Let it ‘Flow’ Down!
A tall chair in the living room or in patio is a super cool way to showcase its dangling stems and foliage!
18. Grow it in a Window Box
The colorful and trailing leaves of the plant will add to curb appeal of the home when you grow it in a window box.
19. Grow it in Water
A clear vase filled with water will make the pretty foliage of this plant take center stage. We have a great article on it here.
20. Hydroponic Jar
You can easily find hydroponic jars online; if you don’t, do make one yourself.
21. Test Tubes
You can also grow individual Wandering Jew cuttings in test tubes.
22. DIY Mannequin Planter
The idea isn’t to copy this one but to find a quirky thing in your home and upcycle it.
23. Hang Them Outside
The bright light will surely make the colors pop. What you’re seeing is Tradescantia Nanouk and Tradescantia Zebrina.
24. Make a Natural Curtain
What better way to adorn the windows than this natural plant curtain? We found the idea here.
25. Mini Wandering Jew Tree
Get a plant stand and pair up different wandering jew varieties for a colorful tree display.
26. Hang it on the Window
If your plant has grown a bit, you can hang it near a window. A northeast window would be perfect.
27. Create a Colorful Shelf Display
The vines trailing down and reaching the ceiling at the same time will create a stunning display.
28. A Cutting Trio
Test tubes are great at another thing – growing wandering jew cuttings.
29. Grow it in a Railing Hanger
What a great idea to save space! Don’t forget to pair it up. What you’re seeing is Turtle Vine, Wandering Jew, and Purple Heart.
30. Keep it on the Top Shelf
Keep the pot on the top shelf. In time, it will create a dense, trailing display.
31. Root it in a Test Tube
Test tubes are great for rooting these plants and help keep track of growth.
32. Near a South Facing Window
SaltMill grew this one in a wide planter near a south-facing window, and here’s the result.
