Tradescantia zebrina (Wandering Jew / Inchplant)

This item is a vibrant and healthy potted plant identified as a 'Tradescantia zebrina', commonly known as Wandering Jew or Inchplant. The plant exhibits lush foliage with a dense, mounding habit from which several cascading stems trail downwards. The leaves are ovate to lance-shaped, approximately 2-4 inches in length, and strikingly variegated. The upper surface of the leaves features prominent stripes of metallic silver or light green alternating with dark green or purplish-green bands. The undersides of the leaves are a rich purple hue, which is characteristic of the species and contributes to its visual appeal. The stems are slender and appears to be succulent, displaying a reddish-purple color. The plant is well-established, showing no significant signs of pests or diseases. A few leaves may show minor browning at the tips, which is common in houseplants but does not detract from its overall vitality. No visible manufacturing details, maker's marks, or signatures are present as this is a living plant. It appears to be a mature specimen, suggesting an estimated age of one to two years based on its size and fullness. The plant is currently housed in an obscured pot, likely plastic, and is sitting on a wooden porch or deck. The overall craftsmanship is natural, indicating good cultural care, resulting in a robust and aesthetically pleasing plant.