FREE CUTTINGS Of Basket Plant | Callisia Fragrans🔻See Info Below🔻 White Flowers

1st picture shows the available FREE CUTTINGS. 2nd picture shows a potted version (which is listed for sale, in a separate ad ) 3rd picture shows the flowers they produce. Basket plants (Callisia fragrans) can be grown as a shady ground cover. It also does very well as a houseplant, as it does not require much light to grow. It will also purify indoor air. Works in a hanging planter or on a trellis. They are commonly called “inch plants”, because of how they inch along the ground, rooting wherever their plantlets come into contact with soil. Under bright light, the fleshy green leaves can turn purple. Its foliage feels slightly rubbery. *Place the cuttings in a porous, well-draining soil mix, designed for cacti or succulents. Roots will grow from the nodes that are in the soil, and the stem will grow plantlets and eventually flowers. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out between waterings and reduce watering in the winter. Callisia comes from the Latin words for beautiful lily. It looks like a lily or a bromeliad, but grows like a spider plant and is just as easy to grow and care for. It produces beautiful white flowers, which emerge on slender stems. The base of the flower looks like a basket. From that base appear clusters of tiny flowers, each on a long white tendril. These flowers are fragrant and unusual. Also known as chain plant, false bromeliad Many, many other varieties of plants available, which are For Sale, most to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Also have some indoor plants, as well as succulents, some of which I give away for Free and several plants that I give away Free Cuttings of and others that I Sell Cuttings of. Most are listed in separate ads.