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Jun 5, 2015 2:56 PM CST
Name: Tiffany purpleinopp
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With only the pic above to go on, it sure looks like this to me:


No idea how it would suddenly show up in your pot if you haven't had it around before. A chunk falling into the pot could take root easily, but it would have to fall from somewhere. I don't think I had the variegated form yet when we traded plants, so it couldn't have come from me, (but I did have the non-variegated type at that time.)

Variegated Tradescantia fluminensis would be my 2nd guess. When you get a minute, try getting a pic from a diff angle? (Which looks kind of tough, it's pretty short, huh?) Maybe put a common object in the pic for scale? This is a fun one!
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