A 4-year-old wandering jew (Tradescantia) in an 8-inch pot declined (leafless vines) 3–4 months ago. Roots filled pot. Owner divided it into 8-inch and 10-inch pots with custom mix, but worried division might kill it.
Decline started when light decreased. Wandering jews need full sun all day—south window, no shades.
Sun is the non-negotiable requirement; the rest is manageable.
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