u/dawnpower123

Image 1 — My indoor Nanouk is blooming!
Image 2 — My indoor Nanouk is blooming!
Image 3 — My indoor Nanouk is blooming!
Image 4 — My indoor Nanouk is blooming!

My indoor Nanouk is blooming!

Like the title says, my INDOOR nanouk is blooming! Brought this plant home at the beginning of last September (last pic) and it’s the first tradescantia I’ve ever owned. I’ve had houseplants for years, but just got into these recently when I saw a little pink and green striped plant at my local nursery one day for $5 and scooped it up.

I’ve learned a decent amount about them in that short time because this is the fastest growing houseplant I’ve ever owned. After just a month with this thing I started researching and also found this sub. I wanted to learn more about these plants mostly because 1, they’re pretty with all of their pink and purple coloring, and 2, their growth rate is just bonkers.

Anyway, from what I’ve learned, my understanding is that it’s somewhat rare for an indoor nanouk to bloom, right? My newer zebrina pink princess blooms all the time, but that’s pretty common with that variety. And, my nanouk does get great light next to a window, but still is a bit leggy and does get occasional browning on the leaves. I chop and prop her often.

Except for this and one other long stem she grew because she branched out from those stems. I wasn’t expecting her to branch out on her own like this, so when I saw it, I left it. And, then I saw a flower today and was stoked! But, I’m not a veteran tradescantia grower, so I’m asking, is it really rare for a fully indoor nanouk to bloom?

u/dawnpower123 — 6 days ago

I do realize it’s because they have a food source, as you can see in my photo. But, I’m gonna get aphids no matter what this time of year. At least I have helpers!!

u/dawnpower123 — 21 days ago
▲ 36 r/Roses

I planted four new roses last November, plus I have two old ones. Everything is blooming now!!

Photos 1&2-Koko Loko. By far, the fastest and healthiest of my new roses. She was the first to bloom out all four new roses.

Photos 3&4-Ebb Tide. This rose took her time. She’s not the fastest growing rose, but she gets there, and her scent is incredibly strong.

Photos 5&6-Bathsheba. I love this rose, has grown a ton of canes that I’m already training to a trellis. Her blooms are absolutely gorgeous. She’s not very fragrant yet, but I’m hoping as she ages she’ll get more smelly.

Photo 7-Scentimental. I haven’t actually been able to see what this rose can do yet because she got infested with thrips. I had to cut all of her blooms and buds off. I’ll post photos when she blooms again, but here’s one before I realized she had thrips.

Photos 8&9-Cecile Brunner. I inherited this rose when I bought my house. She’s a beast. Incredibly vigorous rose. I love this rose, this rose is the rose that got me hooked on roses.

Photo 10. Grocery store petites. I have no clue on the variety, but I love these little roses. Perfect size to keep on my deck and are actually pretty fragrant. I’ve had these roses for a few years.

Just wanted to share and show off all my roses with you all. I know you get it♥️

u/dawnpower123 — 22 days ago