Wandering Dude 'Violet' & Eco Coconut Pot

Broader perspective: Plants are beautiful reminders of our presence in a wider ecosystem as they are other organisms co-living with us. Plants are alive, and they can give us the perspective, that our daily stresses are not as significant as we may think they are.

Creative thinking and productivity. Studies show that the fractal patterns in plant leaves, like the ones on the Wandering Dude, trigger our ‘alpha’ response, a relaxed, yet wakeful state.

• Allow the soil to dry out in between waterings. In the winter, they will appreciate frequent misting.
• Make sure to remove the plant from your Kokodama before watering it and place it back once the container is not dripping.
• You can feed it monthly with a half-strength liquid fertiliser. Pinch back long vining tendrils to encourage branching and fullness.
• This plants like bright, indirect light and slightly moist soil.
• Wandering Dudes really don't age well and no matter what you do, at some point, they will start losing leaves at the base, while their long legs keep growing. This is not a problem, the best anti-ageing treatment is to propagate it by taking cuttings and burying the ends in fresh potting soil.

Where is it from?

They can be found throughout South and Central America, but mainly in Mexico.

Who is the Wandering Dude?

The most frequently used common name is actually 'Wandering Jew,' stemming from the plant's ability to adapt and thrive in any environment. We've gone for an alternative name, used in some (more conscientious) plant communities.

Fun fact: The name 'Zebrina' comes from its zebra-like leaves.

Good For You!

• Nurturing energy: Looking after and propagating your Wandering Dude with time increases your engagement with nature and in turn, it will increase your nurturing energy.
• Care: As you are engaging with the plant and nurturing it, there are big chances that you will start a habit of looking better after yourself too.

Beautiful, convenient, flexible and fast-growing!

If you’re not at home a lot, or you unintentionally forget to water it, the Wandering Dude is happy to take a break in between waterings and it will flourish the next time you give them some hydration.

How tall does it grow? In the wild, they can grow up to 6 feet tall, as a houseplant, it will be a little more compact.

Toxicity: Keep away from nibbly pets and curious children to prevent skin irritation. Growing them in hanging baskets is a great idea! (The plant, not your pets and children!)

A beautiful and easy-going plant with a hanging eco pot that will bring just beauty to your home. Get your Wandering Dude Kokodama today!