The Tradescantia is quite hardy here. You may want experiment with a piece next winter. You should have plenty by then! Also fun to play with putting it in different amounts of sun, the leave are schizo. The almost solid red of your leaves indicates the plant was in lots of direct light. The photo by Gingin that Jay included shows one in less light, which makes the gray stripes and green on top more prominent. Will stay alive anywhere, from total all-day sun to total shade, but really thrives in dappled light under a tree if you have that outside next summer. While inside, near an east window is ideal.
Good luck with your violets! I didn't know they would grow down here. None of the ones we moved from OH are still around.
And to make things worse one of my favorite nurseries is moving. So I got these two plants at their plant sale for .50 plus 30% off. But they had no tags or identification on them at all. I have no idea at all what the green one is... but I liked the leaf shape and that was a good enough reason for me to buy it! The second one I loved the color... and I was told by an employees that its a houseplant. Anyone identify them for me??? Thank you SO MUCH in advance!
