Tradescantia zebrina

Tradescantia zebrina (scientific name: Tradescantia zebrina) is a crawling, semi-cold-tolerant perennial plant in the family Tradescantiaceae, which is native to the United States and Mexico. The front of the leaf is beautiful with two silvery-white vertical stripes on a greenish-purple background. The undersides of the leaves are purple. It produces two small, three-petaled purple flowers with an inflorescence extending from the flower stalk. The flowers bloom on the anniversary. Zebrina means "zebra" in Portuguese. The name comes from the distinct contrast of the stripes on its leaves.

Common name: Tradescantia zebrina, scientific name : Tradescantia zebrina, Also known as: zebrina pendula, zebrina pendula, and penjula (Zebrina pendula), Place of origin: United States to Mexico,Grass height: 10 to 30 cm, Flower color: Purple, diameter: 1 to 1.2 cm, Flowering season: April to September (year-round in its native region).

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