FREE: Perennial Spiderwort Seeds - 5 seeds Tradescantia sp

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This is for 5 seeds of my Spiderwort (Tradescantia sp.) from one of my several gardens. It is for some reason that I don't understand...they are also known as "cow slobber". Why, I have no clue, they are just really pretty, especially when they are opened up in the morning shade and close themselves up when the sun is high.
Once these plants take hold, they produce like wildfire...they do like a little shade (like in the morning).

My pictures do NOT due these flowers justice. They are much prettier in person. These are Perennials.

Below are Instructions off the internet:

Planting
Plant spiderwort in potting soil with good water drainage. African violet mix is ideal, but a homemade potting soil can also be prepared by mixing one part peat, one part perlite, and one part sphagnum moss. Plant the spiderwort plants spaced no less than two feet apart. Spiderwort can be planted in direct or indirect sunlight. If planted in the shade, it should be monitored for sagging, which can occur if the plant is not getting enough sunlight. If planting in a pot, ensure the pot has an inch of gravel and drainage holes on the bottom.

Watering
Soak the soil surrounding the spiderwort with warm water after first planting. Spiderwort doesn't require regular watering due to its high tolerance for drought, but it should be watered at least once per month during very hot summer months or dry spells. Test the soil around the spiderwort with your finger on a monthly basis. If the soil is dust dry, soak thoroughly with warm water. However, if the soil is moist, do not water the spiderwort, as it is susceptible to root rot.
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