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What house plant would you not want to be without?

I think for me, it would be my Tradescantia Zabrina,

which is an absolutely beautiful plant. The really rich colours of the foliage are gorgeous, but also one of my favourite things is I can always mess around with it, just clip little bits off to keep it all bushy.

And of course, you can use those clipped off bits, just pop them in a bit of soil or a glass of water, and it'll create

its own new plant. Because you do have to replace them after a couple of years, but the plant

that you've replaced it is basically its own children, its own little clones. So I've had that

plant on the go for many years, and I think that's probably my favourite. What about you?

Oh, for me, it's a pinguicular. I've got this lovely little pinguicular. It's one called

Tina. It's a butterwort. So this is a carnivorous plant, lives in bogs, and I've grown

it in a teacup on my kitchen window sill for about the past five years now. And it has these

lovely kind of buttery, greeny leaves, which are a little bit sticky, so it traps the fungus gnats that we all have as house plant growers.

And this plant turns the tables and as soon as the fungus gnats land on its leaves, they stick and it eats them.

Brilliant, just desserts. And it turns the nutrition that they provide into beautiful, purply, movey kind of flowers and it just sits there and I'm

making it in Windows so it's really well and it's a good doer. I like Tina.

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