• Tradescantia Callisia 'Pink Panther' Indoor Plant - Mental Houseplants™
  • Tradescantia Callisia 'Pink Panther' Indoor Plant - Mental Houseplants™
  • Tradescantia Callisia 'Pink Panther' Indoor Plant - Mental Houseplants™
  • Tradescantia Callisia 'Pink Panther' Indoor Plant - Mental Houseplants™
1 4

Tradescantia 'Pink Panther'

Tradescantia 'Pink Panther'

$19.00 USD
$19.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

A Portion of Every Sale Is Donated To Our Partner NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness MA Chapter!

30-Day Stress-Free Guarantee

For your peace of mind, we extend a 30-day warranty on all indoor plants from the date of delivery.

Simply send us a photo and we'll send you a free replacement! Learn More

Tradescantia 'Pink Panther' is a captivating houseplant known for its variegated foliage featuring shades of green, pink, and purple. The leaves are lance-shaped and grow along trailing stems, making it an ideal choice for hanging baskets or as a cascading element in mixed planters. As a relatively fast-growing indoor plant, the Pink Panther can reach a length of up to 1-2 ft and spread to fill the container it's placed in.
    • Unsafe / Toxic
    • Low Maintenance

    Names

    • Botanical: Tradescantia callisia
    • Common: Pink Panther Tradescantia, Pink Lady Tradescantia

    Care

    • Light: Bright Indirect
    • Ideal Temperature: 65-75°F
    • Humidity: Medium
    • Water: When the top inch of soil is dry
    • Fertilize: Once a month during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer diluted to half strength
    • Preferred Soil: Well-Draining Potting Mix

    Tips

    • If you have a variegated variety, make sure it gets plenty of bright, indirect light to maintain its vibrant colors.

    Facts

    • Member of the Commelinaceae family, also known as the spiderwort, dayflower, or tradescantia family, which includes over 650 species.
    • Tradescantia species are native to the Americas, including North, Central, and South America.

    • Tradescantia is named after John Tradescant, a 17th-century English botanist and gardener.
    • Some species are native to the Americas and have been used traditionally for medicinal purposes.

    Title

    44 in stock
    Shopify secure badge View full details