10 Easy Tips For Growing Your Own Wandering Jew Plants

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00:0010 Easy Tips for Growing Your Own Wandering Jew Plants

00:04Propagate with a snap, literally. Snip a four to six inch stem, remove lower leaves,

00:10root and water, or mix. Contain plants and pots. Choose the right soil mix. Use equal parts peat

00:17based potting soil, perlite, and orchid bark for drainage, preventing rot and encouraging vibrant

00:23growth. Keep humidity levels happy. Boost humidity with pebble trays or occasional misting.

00:30Improving foliage health and discouraging spider mites in dry conditions. Stay vigilant against

00:36pests. Check for mealybugs, aphids, spider mites weekly. Treat early with insecticidal soap or neem

00:42and maintain air flow. Prune for compact, bushy growth. Trim back about two-thirds to stimulate

00:49branching and fullness. Use pruned cuttings to start new plants easily. Control outdoor spread.

00:56In frost-free areas, keep trade scantia in containers and cut back runners to prevent

01:00invasive spread and ecosystem harm. Offer bright, indirect light. Place near east or north windows

01:07for color and vigor. Avoid harsh afternoon sun and insufficient light's floppy growth. Rotate for

01:14even growth. Quarter turn containers every few days to prevent leaning, encourage symmetrical spillover,

01:20and reduce stress-related pest issues. Feed with a balanced houseplant fertilizer.

01:25From spring to early fall, apply half-strength balanced fertilizer every four to six weeks.

01:31Avoid late season nitrogen surges. Water moderately, never let it swim. Water when the top inch dries.

01:38Drain excess to prevent rot, mirroring intermittent rainfall for stronger roots.