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Tradescantia Green Hill

€32,54 EUR
€32,54 EUR
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Tradescantia Green Hill (Tradescantia 'Green Hill') is a selected cultivar of trailing evergreen houseplant with glossy dark green leaves and characteristically purple undersides that form long cascading stems. Indoors it looks best in hanging baskets or on high shelves and suits shoppers wanting a vigorous, low‑maintenance green cascade, but it can irritate pets and sensitive skin, so keep it out of reach.

Plant size
Height
35 cm
Pot Size
17 cm
Care
Medium
Light Needs
Bright indirect light
Not Pet Friendly
Watering Needs
Medium
Quantity

In Stock

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Quick care table

Plant care at a glance

Care factor Tradescantia Green Hill
Botanical name Tradescantia green 'Hill'
Common name Tradescantia 'Green Hill' and inch plant (informal)
Difficulty Medium
Light Bright indirect light
Humidity Medium
Pet safe No, toxic if ingested
Best for Indoors

Tradescantia Green Hill — glossy cascading green foliage

Glossy, ovate leaves form the immediate impression: deep, uniform green above with the stems and undersides often flushed purple, producing a rich two‑tone effect as the plant spills over a pot edge. The leaves sit on fleshy, succulent‑feeling stems and the overall silhouette is a loose cascade; tiny three‑petalled white flowers appear occasionally but the foliage is the main show.

Indoors it behaves as a vigorous, trailing evergreen that quickly forms long, branching stems suited to a hanging basket or high shelf. Growth accelerates in spring and slows in cooler, darker months; pruning back long stems encourages branching and a denser habit. Unlike variegated selections, this selected cultivar is reliably solid green, so it won’t show the cream/pink striping of cultivars like Tradescantia mundula 'Lisa'.

In real homes this plant rewards simple attention: bright, indirect light and free‑draining soil keep leaves glossy and reduce leggy stems. Expect fast trailing growth and occasional trimming to maintain shape; overwatering can cause yellowing and mushy stems. One honest trade‑off: Tradescantia can be mildly irritant or toxic to pets and may cause contact dermatitis in sensitive people, so keep it out of reach.

Best suited to window shelves, hanging baskets or planters where trailing form is visible. Supplied as a larger potted option (Large – P17 H35), it offers an instant cascading presence and is a straightforward, reliable green selection for indoor displays.

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Close-up of Tradescantia ‘Green Hill’ large hanging basket showing dense trailing leaves in green and purple tones.
Tradescantia Green Hill

Size: Large - P17 H35

Close-up of Tradescantia ‘Green Hill’ large hanging basket showing dense trailing leaves in green and purple tones.
Large Tradescantia ‘Green Hill’ hanging plant with full cascading green and purple variegated foliage.
Front view of Tradescantia ‘Green Hill’ in hanging basket with full, trailing variegated leaves.

Plant questions, answered

Is Tradescantia 'Green Hill' safe for homes with pets or children?

No, Tradescantia 'Green Hill' is reported as potentially irritant or mildly toxic to pets and can cause contact dermatitis in sensitive people. Keep the plant out of reach of curious cats, dogs and children and avoid skin contact if you are sensitive. If ingestion or a reaction occurs, contact your veterinarian or local poison control for advice.

How does Tradescantia 'Green Hill' differ from the variegated Tradescantia mundula 'Lisa'?

Tradescantia 'Green Hill' is the predominantly solid‑green selection with purple undersides, whereas T. mundula 'Lisa' shows cream/green/pink variegation. The practical difference is consistent foliage colour: 'Green Hill' gives reliable, all‑green displays, while 'Lisa' offers variegation that can be unstable and liable to revert.

Will Tradescantia 'Green Hill' change colour or revert over time?

It generally remains the solid‑green form you receive. In Tradescantia, variegated cultivars frequently revert to all‑green, and 'Green Hill' represents that green selection — so you shouldn’t expect spontaneous variegation, and it can reappear in mixed plantings if variegated stems are removed.

What distinctive visual traits should I expect from Tradescantia 'Green Hill'?

Expect glossy, ovate to lanceolate green leaves with often purple‑flushed undersides and fleshy trailing stems that form dense cascades. Small three‑petalled flowers appear occasionally but the foliage is the main attraction. Positioning to show the leaf undersides enhances the plant’s contrast.

Where is the best place to display Tradescantia 'Green Hill' in a typical European flat?

Bright, indirect light is ideal; it tolerates moderate light but will trail more with brighter indirect illumination. Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun and cold drafts. The trailing habit suits a hanging basket, high shelf or pot edge; prune to prevent legginess and encourage branching for a fuller cascade.

Is Tradescantia 'Green Hill' rare or a specialist collector's cultivar?

No, Tradescantia 'Green Hill' is widely available across European nurseries and online retailers and is not considered a rare collector's cultivar. Collectors value it as a reliable, fast‑growing green stock plant, but it is commonly sold and easy to propagate rather than scarce.

Plant care guide

Light
Bright, indirect light is ideal; tolerates moderate/filtered light but will trail more vigorously in brighter indirect light. Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun, which can scorch the leaves.

Water
Allow the top ~2–3 cm of soil to dry between waterings. Avoid prolonged soggy soil to prevent root rot and reduce watering in winter as growth slows.

Soil and repotting
Use a free‑draining indoor potting mix (standard houseplant soil with added perlite is recommended). Repot when roots fill the container or about once a year in spring; the trailing habit often thrives in a slightly snug pot.

Humidity and temperature
Tolerates typical indoor humidity; moderate humidity helps prevent brown edges. Avoid very dry, drafty spots and protect from cold drafts (guidance notes to avoid drafts below about 12 °C in winter).

Feeding
Avoid salt or fertiliser buildup, which can cause brown leaf edges. No specific feeding programme is supplied with this listing; if you feed, do so conservatively and monitor for salt accumulation.

Growth and support
Trailing, evergreen perennial forming long cascading stems — ideal for hanging baskets or high shelves. Regular pruning/heading back encourages branching and a fuller habit; no rigid staking required.

Common concerns

Leggy or sparse growth if light is too low or the plant is not pruned; yellowing or mushy stems and leaves from overwatering or poor drainage; leaf‑edge browning from direct sun, low humidity or salt/fertiliser buildup; variegated material can revert to all‑green ('Green Hill') and may overgrow mixed pots.

Pet safety
Reported as potentially irritant/mildly toxic to cats and dogs and can cause contact dermatitis in sensitive people. Keep out of reach of pets and children; contact a veterinarian or local poison control if ingestion or a skin reaction occurs.

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