wandering jew care

Basic Wandering Jew Plant Care Wandering jew plant care requires bright, indirect light. If the light is too dim, the leaf markings will fade. Keep the soil slightly moist, but don't water directly into the crown as this will cause an unsightly rot in your wandering jew plant.

1. Does Wandering Jew like sun or shade?
2. How often should I water my wandering Jew?
3. Why Is My Wandering Jew so leggy?
4. Why Is My Wandering Jew dying?

Does Wandering Jew like sun or shade?

Wandering jew plant should be planted in shade to partial sun (indirect sunlight) either in hanging baskets or in the ground in the spring. You may either use a start from the local nursery or a cutting from an existing wandering jew plant. Wandering jew will do best in rich soil with good drainage.

How often should I water my wandering Jew?

Water your plant often.

Wandering Jews like the soil to be moist, but they don't want to drown! Every day, stick your finger inside the soil. If it feels dry, add enough water to completely moisten the soil. Excess water should run out of the bottom of your pot.

Why Is My Wandering Jew so leggy?

Weak, leggy growth – This is very common during the winter months, and is caused by a lack of light. Check the location of your wandering jew to ensure it's getting the right amount of sun, or add a grow light.

Why Is My Wandering Jew dying?

If you have a wandering Jew losing color, it's likely due to lack of light. If the plant isn't getting enough sunlight, the leaves will fade, and it will stop producing blossoms. Relocate the plant to an area with more light.