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In this week's show, I chat to Avery Row about all things Tradiscantia, and I answer a question about baby saxophages.

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Tradiscantiers, we all grow them, we all love them, but sometimes it's not that easy to make them look their best,

and there's often a lot of confusion around which one is which.

And that's what we're going to tackle in today's show with guest Avery Row,

who is a real expert in the house plant species and cultivars of this genus.

Just a quick note before we get into that interview.

Tradescantiers have many common names.

I tend to call them Tradescantias, which works.

But you might also see them named as inch plants, spiderwort,

zebra plant, or wandering dude. In France, the plant is called miser, which means misery.

Read into that what you will. But there is one common name that is often used for this plant,

similar to Wondering Dude,

that you won't hear on On the Ledge podcast.

It's a bigoted term for the plant,

which has no place in the 21st century.

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