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Rhoeo Tricolour Plant

Price: Rs. 299
Light
Bright, filtered
Watering
When topsoil dries
Care level
Easy

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Pair it with a self-watering pot

Cream, green or charcoal pots that water your plant for up to two weeks.

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Product details

  • Arrives potted in a self-watering planter

  • Water once every 10 to 14 days

  • Healthy plant guarantee, or we replace it

Description

Rhoeo Tricolour, also known as Tradescantia spathacea in many plant listings, is recognised for its green, pink-purple and burgundy-toned leaves. It makes a colourful accent for a bright home or balcony.

Plant care

  • Light: Bright filtered light; gentle morning sun can enhance colour.
  • Water: Let the upper soil dry slightly between waterings.
  • Care tip: Use well-draining soil and remove old leaves as needed.

Note: Image is an illustrative placeholder. Verify the exact variety and pot size before launch.

How does the self-watering pot work?

The pot has a hidden water reservoir under the soil. A cotton wick draws water up to the roots as the plant needs it, so the soil stays evenly moist without getting soggy.

How often do I need to refill it?

Most plants need a refill every 10 to 14 days, depending on light, season and plant size. The float gauge drops to low when it is time.

What if my plant arrives damaged?

Send us a photo within 30 days of delivery and we will replace your plant, no questions asked.

Care made simple

  1. Fill the reservoir

    Pour water through the side spout until the gauge reads full. One fill lasts up to 14 days.

  2. Roots drink on demand

    A cotton wick draws moisture up into the soil only as fast as the plant needs it.

  3. Refill when it drops

    When the float sinks to low, top it up. No guesswork, no soggy roots.