Oyster Plant 'Moses in the Cradle' habit_climbing their deeply lobed leaves can

their deeply lobed leaves can grow up to almost 5 feet

spider ivy

This plant has small spines which grow densely and sporadically along its trailing vines

this tropical plant prefers "rainforest" conditions in partial shade or indirect sunlight

let it climb or even grow horizontally along a tabletop or mantle

Oyster Plant 'Moses in the Cradle' habit_climbing their deeply lobed leaves canScientific Name: Tradescantia spathacea Common Name(s): Oyster Plant, boatlily, Moses in the cradle Description: This ornamental plant is native to Central and South America. This perennial is native to Central and South America and has thin sword shaped leaves with a purple underside and a green to metallic grey segment.