Tradescantia zebrina ‘Sweetness’ in Kokodama Carnivorous plants Best as a solitary specimen

Best as a solitary specimen in a conservatory or tropical greenhouse where its full size can be appreciated

Challenges growers may face

Origin – Cultivar of Tradescantia pallida

Small glossy leaves vary from narrow to broadly oval across a network of fine

The metallic network branches repeatedly from the midrib and stands out most strongly where the mature tissue approaches black

Tradescantia zebrina ‘Sweetness’ in Kokodama Carnivorous plants Best as a solitary specimenTradescantia zebrina Sweetness in Kokodama Tradescantia zebrina Sweetness in Kokodama is a compact, slow growing Tradescantia with small rounded leaves striped in pale purple and yellow green. The stems stay close, branched and creeping, forming a compact mat of pastel foliage. The pale striped leaves stay close to the wrapped Kokodama ball before the stems begin to extend.