Halloween ‘Boo!’ Glass Mug Arrangement – Tri-Color Moses-in-the-Cradle & Tradescantia zebrina
Spooky Season Meets Rare Plant Obsession
This is the arrangement for the plant lover who also decorates for Halloween — two spectacular Tradescantia family plants planted together in a clear glass Halloween mug emblazoned with “Boo!” in bold script, surrounded by bats, ghosts, and a grinning jack-o’-lantern. Rising dramatically from the center is a Tri-Color Moses-in-the-Cradle (Tradescantia spathacea ‘Tricolor’) with bold upright sword-like leaves striped in green, cream, and pink with rich deep purple undersides. Spilling out and trailing beautifully alongside it is a Tradescantia zebrina with its iconic silver-banded green leaves and vivid purple undersides — a classic for good reason. The LECA drainage layer is fully visible through the clear glass walls. Built on a foundation of organic LECA for drainage and planted in a rich organic soil mix for long-term root health.
- Tradescantia spathacea ‘Tricolor’ (Tri-Color Moses-in-the-Cradle) — bold upright sword-like leaves in green, cream, and pink with deep purple undersides
- Tradescantia zebrina — silver-banded green leaves with vivid purple undersides; trailing and full of movement
- LECA drainage layer dramatically visible through the clear glass walls
- Organic LECA drainage layer for excellent moisture management
- Rich organic soil mix for healthy, thriving roots
- Halloween ‘Boo!’ clear glass mug — bats, ghosts, and jack-o’-lantern graphics; a truly one-of-a-kind seasonal vessel
- Each arrangement is unique — one per listing
- Thrives in medium to bright indirect light — more light = more vivid color
- Keep soil lightly moist — allow the top inch to dry between waterings
- Tolerates average humidity but appreciates 50%+
- Prefers temperatures of 60–80°F; protect from cold drafts
- ⚠️ Tradescantia may cause mild skin irritation in pets — keep out of reach of cats and dogs
Purple, pink, silver, and green — in a Halloween mug. This one was destined to exist. Perfect for the season and a keeper long after.