LUCY - KITTEN EAR TRADESCANTIALucy is suuuuuch a cute inch plant, or tradescantia! Her variety is a Cyanotis Somalienisis. She is extremely easy to care for and will bloom tiny purple flowers a couple times a year in nice sunny windows. She's drought tolerant, and can survive in relatively low light as well, though she prefers a bit sunnier window. She has lavender tinted green fuzzy leaves that are soft like you guessed it a kitten's ear. You'll want to trim her old leaves away

You should poke your finger in his soil once a week or so and check on his moisture level

• Light: Prefers low to medium indirect light - will scorch in direct sunlight

do the knuckle test—stick your finger up to the knuckle into the soil to see how wet or dry the soil is

Then let it drain

• Considerations: Great for sympathy and also great for new plant owners

but if they stop blooming

Light - She does OK in low light

8x8 box - this option is great for round tables or square tables

He will certainly make your collection complete

or SYNGONIUM Allusion - He's variegated with blushy tones on his green arrowhead-shaped leaves

and He's more rare than his buddy Montgomery

I need light to bloom