After ~1 year, Tradescantia becomes leggy and unattractive—this is normal.
Remove plant, cut around root ball with scissors, repot in fresh soil. Keep moist for 3+ days or it may wilt permanently.
Tip cuttings in water are foolproof (negative difficulty). Start fresh for a full, bushy plant quickly.
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