Does A Wandering Jew Need Direct Sunlight
Does a wandering jew need direct sunlight
Wandering Jew (Tradescantia zebrina) Most purple houseplants need tons of light to keep their color when kept indoors, but wandering jews will only suffer in a sunny window. They are medium-light indoor plants, so give them bright, filtered sun, and they will do great.
Where's the best place to put a Wandering Jew plant?
The ideal location for a wander jew plant indoors would be an east or west facing window. That way the plant will get plenty of natural light in the morning/evening, and bright indirect light for the rest of the day.
Does wandering Jew like sun or shade?
Wandering jew plant outdoors is best placed in a spot where it stays between 50-80 degrees most of the year. Provide a bright, but partially-shaded environment, and your plant will be thrilled.
How many hours of sunlight do Wandering Jews need?
They must have at least four hours of direct sun daily in order to bloom, which is probably more sun than we have seen this winter. It is very common for bougainvilleas to drop their leaves indoors, mainly due to reduced light levels.
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