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is callisia repens a succulent Succulent Tradescantia fluminensis Pink Lady Inch Plant Callisia – MadHappeningsTradescantia fluminensis AKA Tradescantia 'Tricolor' 'Rainbow', 'Lavender', Pink Princess, Pink Panther, Pink Lady, Callisia repens 'Rosata;, Turtle Vine, Frog Daddy, Bolivian Jew, Inch Plant, Zig Zag. Surely there are twice as many more names. Whatever you wish to call yours one thing for sure it is a little beauty. Be sure to view photos on any listing of Tradescantia aka Wandering Jew Plants to make certain of type you are receiving because name is
Tradescantia fluminensis
AKA Tradescantia 'Tricolor' 'Rainbow', 'Lavender', Pink Princess, Pink Panther, Pink Lady, Callisia repens 'Rosata;, Turtle Vine, Frog Daddy, Bolivian Jew, Inch Plant, Zig Zag. Surely there are twice as many more names. Whatever you wish to call yours one thing for sure it is a little beauty. Be sure to view photos on any listing of Tradescantia aka Wandering Jew Plants to make certain of type you are receiving because name is so interchanged and photo color often enhanced. This delicate looking plant with little leaves of green, pink and white is fairly hardy and growing wonderful colonies, clumps that mound and hang over pot or hanging basket if not used as a ground cover. Great dish garden, terrarium or frog tank plant.
Prefers bright indirect sun, not full sun for this one if outdoors, screen patio or under a tree. Indoors well lighted area or grow lights. Don't let get dry too long, not soggy soil but damp to the touch.
Tradescantia is a diverse plant genus of at least 85 species encompassing tropical and sub-tropical species that are suitable as indoor houseplants, and other hardy species that can be grown outdoors most everywhere. These are true American Plants, native from Southern Canada to Northern Argentina and the Caribbean. Common names of this group are Inch Plant, Wandering Jew, Spiderwort, Zig Zag Plant and Dayflower. Tropical varieties are typically grown for the attractive foliage of various colors and patterns, while hardy types for their three-petaled flowers that repeatedly bloom throughout spring and summer.
Use a fast-draining potting mix if potted. Cold tolerant if placed in ground in Zones 10, 11, Zone 9 cover from frost. These tropical plants will freeze so if in other zones pot up and bring indoors.
Listing is for plants growing in 2 1/2 - 3" pots.
Potted plants are in peat, bark soil mix medium. No shipment to Hi, or potted plants to CA per Ag regulations. Plant would be sent bare root, not in a pot, no soil.
Be sure to see our other Tradescantia, Wandering Jew, Callisia type plants.
Depending on type can grow in full sun or partial shade, indoors or outdoors, colors will vary with amount of light and dryness. Make wonderful ground cover, can be kept potted and look great in hanging baskets.
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★★★★★ 5
Great Energy Outlet for an Active Dog!
Size: 4 INCH, Pattern Name: IQ TREAT BALL 4"
I have a 1 year old Australian Shepherd/Border Collie/Cattle Dog mix named Josie. When you look up "hyper-active dog" in the dictionary, you'll find her picture. She could run for days if she wanted to. I am always looking for things to help keep her from getting bored, and this treat ball is great!
She was only about 3 or 4 months old when I got this and introduced it to her. With a little help from me, she figured it out in no time. Now she's a pro, and knows exactly how to paw at the ball to make it spin and fling food out.
I have the 5-inch ball. Josie's not a big dog (40lbs) and she can get her mouth around the ball to pick it up. She only does this when it rolls onto the linoleum floor in the kitchen. I think it gets too loud for her (and me too!). I always put it away when the food is gone so she doesn't use it as a chew toy. She has never gotten bored of pushing it around and decided to chew on it. She can hear the food rattling around inside and continues to play with it until it is empty. This isn't the type of toy that you would give to your dog, and then leave them unsupervised.
The ball is made out of hard plastic, and does make a loud banging when it runs into walls, chairs, etc., but it has never left any marks on my walls or furniture. I actually prefer she use it on the carpet because it's quieter and she always gets all of the food pieces (it works just as well on carpet as it does on a hard floor, fyi). If I lived on the bottom floor or in my own house, I wouldn't have a problem with her using it on hard floors, however she always brings it back to the carpet on her own when it rolls off.
I like that the hole on the middle divider is adjustable, and you can also just take the middle part out of the ball so you can fit more food inside, the dog can see the food so they're more motivated to get it, or to make it easier for a younger/older dog to get food out.
My dog loves this ball. She gets excited when I take it out and start filling it with food. With the divider it has enough room for half of her portion. She always goes for the ball first, empties it, then to her dish. When she's done eating she always lays down and takes a nice long nap. I know that she enjoys it, and it definitely gives her 15-20 minutes of good, mentally-stimulating indoor exercise. It also taps into their prey-drive, and I think that helps make your dog feel like a dog.
Overall this is another great buy from Amazon. I did see it at the pet store (after I had gotten mine) for double the price!
***If you have a dog that is food-motivated and needs something to do, buy this. It's worth it.***
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2011
★★★★★ 3
Great toy while it lasts
Size: 3 INCH, Pattern Name: IQ TREAT BALL 3"
We purchased one of these for our 10 pound Malshipoo as she gets bored easily and this thing definitely keeps her busy for awhile while she tries to get the treats out. She rolls and kicks it hard enough that I'm sometimes fearful it will break but after having owned it for 14 months it's actually held together quite nicely to my surprise. I think it came apart once and that's probably because I didn't have it screwed on correctly. The only reason I didn't rate it higher was two things: First, I don't like that the top section is in two parts and you have to fit them together just right for it to screw on. Why not make it one solid piece on the top? The second reason I didn't rate it higher is the white plate with the hole you twist to make the hole bigger or smaller is now a lot looser so when our dog bangs this against a wall or anything hard the hole shifts and makes it bigger thus the game doesn't last as long. So I'm purchasing a new one and hoping this doesn't happen again. I guess it's just wear and tear but I would have like it to last longer than 14 months. Maybe I guess my expectations aren't realistic. Hopefully the next one lasts longer.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
★★★★★ 4
This is a good toy to keep some dogs busy
Size: 4 INCH, Pattern Name: IQ TREAT BALL 4"
I purchased this for my pitbull that is very food driven. One thing I first noticed about this ball is the type plastic it's made of. It's similar to the plastic they use for some cheap hamster balls. I would be cautious If you live in a two story home that doesn't have carpeted stairs because this my break after falling down the stairs or a few drops from a few feet. If you have a small dog, be cautious if they bite onto the ball because they can get their teeth stuck in the small holes. I would also advise people with large dogs with strong jaws from this toy because if they crush this plastic, the edges will be sharp enough to cut their mouths.
The first thing you would have to do is adjust the center white disc to the size of the treats. If you make the hole too big, too many treats will fall out too fast and it will shorten the time you dog will play with this. You can put small training training treats or dog food in the bottom half of the ball. I use my dogs food for my dog. Be mindful of the amount of the treat's calories and the quantity you put in the ball. Just make sure you account the extra calories for the amount of exercise your dog receives otherwise you may have a chubby doggy. After filling the bottom half and placing the white disc on top of it, all you have to do is screw on the top and its ready for your dog to work for their tasty snacks.
I wouldn't have given this to my dog when she was younger because was the type of dog that would of destroyed the toy when she was aggravated with it just to get to the treats. Now she's learned to figure out toys before she brings it to me to help her out. I usually fill it up with some low calorie food and when she gets down to the last few bits, she gives up on the toy and leaves it where it is or brings it back to me to open it up for the last few pieces. I was surprised after several uses, the lid never accidentally came unscrewed while my dog was playing with it.
Overall this is a good toy to keep my dog occupied for 20-30 minutes. Shes a pretty smart dog and shes learned how to get the treats out fairly quick. Your mileage may vary depending on the size and shape of your treats you put in.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2017
★★★★★ 5
Kept our dog busy!
Color: Navy Blue, Color: Navy Blue
We have a 4 month old corgi and he is obsessed with this toy. The puzzle pieces move really easily so they are able to get into it but also create enough of a puzzle for them to move around.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Challenging for my experienced puzzle players, sturdy all in one.
Color: Navy Blue
My girls love this treat puzzle; it is not for a first timer. My dogs have several of these and they cannot get the hand of spinning the light blue circle to move the small red covers. It is a challenge and that is what they need to give me some me time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026
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