Tradescantia mundula 'Lisa' Dracaena most often appressed-climbing against tree

most often appressed-climbing against tree trunks but occasionally terrestrial

Display: works well as a vertical accent plant with its pleated

Leaf Spotting: Caused by water on leaves

bronze and green on Begonia ‘Little Brother Montgomery’

like a moss pole or totem

Tradescantia mundula 'Lisa' Dracaena most often appressed-climbing against treeTradescantia mundula 'Lisa' Tradescantia mundula Lisa is a small leaved trailing Tradescantia with soft green, cream, pale yellow and purple tones. The fine stems creep first, then hang down as they lengthen, creating a delicate trailing shape with irregular colour on each leaf. The pattern is finely broken across small pointed leaves, with purple toned undersides adding colour beneath the stems. Close leaf spacing, fine stems and bristly surface