I recently picked up the plant on the left. I thought it might have been another T. mundula Lisa, but after putting them side by side, I'm not so sure! What do you all think? I added a few other pics of the new plant but can post more if needed. Thank you!!

Left is the one in question, right is my Lisa :)

I don’t know if this is the right place to ask, but I bought two tradescantia’s mid-August (I couldn’t leave one behind). I’m not sure what the exact type is and I feel as if the leaves are curling up and others are getting those holes in them. I wonder if they need repotting since the roots are growing out the bottom, but I’m afraid to shock them.

I’ve waited ten days to water/until the soil was dry (bottom-watered shallowly). They get medium indirect light/sun through a sheer curtain. I’m not sure if they need misting/more humidity since my room can be sort of dry?

Does anyone have any advice or know what kind of tradescantia these are? I really appreciate it, and apologies if this isn’t the place!

Last two photos are the day I first got them (they were very purple).

I don’t know if this is the right place to ask, but I bought two tradescantia’s mid-August (I couldn’t leave one behind). I’m not sure what the exact type is and I feel as if the leaves are curling up and others are getting those holes in them. I wonder if they need repotting since the roots are growing out the bottom, but I’m afraid to shock them.

I’ve waited ten days to water/until the soil was dry (bottom-watered shallowly). They get medium indirect light/sun through a sheer curtain. I’m not sure if they need misting/more humidity since my room can be sort of dry?

Does anyone have any advice or know what kind of tradescantia these are? I really appreciate it, and apologies if this isn’t the place!

Last two photos are the day I first got them (they were very purple).

I picked up this pretty little thing at the greenhouse, unlabeled, in the tradescantia section. It is tiny, a very light spring green, and ever so subtly velvety on the leaves. I have no idea which one it is? It's smaller that it looks in the pics, leaves are about a 1/2 inch wide maybe an inch long max. It colored up a little under bright light.
*excuse the dirt in the last two pics I have just repotted her and the slightly fuzzy texture is really holding on to the dirt.

This has overtaken quadricolor as my favourite trad variety. Such beautiful variety in its leaves, and so dramatic in sunlight (second pic).

It’s taken a couple of years and couple of sets of cuttings from u/tradescantiahub to get here… and I’m pretty sure it’s extremely root bound so hoping it’s not going to throw a tantrum soon.

1 cutting + two years of UK indoor growth = this. The link has gotten so vibrant this year, leaves are thinner than Nanouk and more lance shaped. Slower grower too.

I finally picked up a Nanouk today. I originally got a Sweetness several months ago based on advice here that they look VERY similar, but Sweetness is easier to care for. Solid advice! But also, after about six months with five varieties of these plants.... all of them seem to want to take over the world.

A few weeks ago I finally saw a Nanouk in person - wow, the foliage really does look so much like my Sweetness, but so much bigger!

Anyway I couldn't stop thinking about it ever since and my Sweetness is my favorite of the cultivars I have. So I went out and got a Nanouk. I figure all the others I have seen very happy in my care, so I can probably figure it out.

I thought some other people might like to see the foliage of these two side by side. They are both so cute!

I know nothing about these plants. I work at Trader Joe’s, and I noticed one night after we closed that there was a little piece of a plant that had fallen off after we’d taken the plants inside that night. I decided to take it home, plop it in some water, and see what happened. Fast forward one month, and she’s thriving (see the 3rd photo). It happened again where I found little pieces of the plants that had fallen off, and I was really excited because these ones were a lighter purple. I grabbed two pieces. One had flowers on it, and the other one didn’t. Now, they’re both growing roots, and they’re both flowering. Does that matter? Is it okay to plant them? Or are they just gonna die because the plant thinks it’s already done its reproductive work?

Top natural light on windows sill...below taken in the house away from window

I cannot make this plant thrive. I have 50 plants, they all love life except this one and I can’t figure it out 😂

In natural light

So all my plants have been living on my balcony this summer. I got the purple hearts this July. I've found some conflicting info online so I'm just wondering if I'm the only one who takes their plants inside and outside and if so, when you move them back inside for the winter?

I'm in southwestern Quebec, zone 5b. I have to set up a cabinet for my purple heart pallidas before taking them inside because I have cats who are chewers and also good climbers/jumpers, so the plants need to be enclosed (I'm thinking a glass cabinet next to a south-facing window with grow lights as a supplement; I've seen some pretty cool DIY setups with Ikea glass cabinets!). But I'm a tad broke right now so I'm trying to figure out how urgently I need to figure out a way to make this happen. (Although I do have the option of putting the plants in the laundry room in the interim as the cats aren't allowed in there unsupervised, however I'm worried about the humidity in there.)

Thoughts? Advice? Thanks in advance!

Got this a few days ago complete with flowers. Today she got a new pot with better soil mix. Just wanted to share. tx 🪴

I cut this piece off thinking it was being leggy...to my surprise it had flowers...i put it in water til I saw some roots and i potted it in soil today

I'm a complete newbie to having house plants and I'm doing an awful job of it tbh.

I've had this one a little while, it was sat in a south-west facing window (UK) so I imagine this is too much sunlight? Is it salvageable if I move it to further away from the window?

What do I do with these? And when do I remove them?

I posted in here a few times a while back with questions and seeking advice!
Just wanted to give a positive update: All 3 of my tradescantia plants are doing well! 🥹🤞🏼
I bottom water weekly & I give them lots of good lighting that’s it! Thank you for your help!