Baby Zebra Plant (Tradescantia zebrina). It grows quickly, so you won’t be able to keep it pruned.

1- Baby Zebra Plant (Tradescantia zebrina)
2- Pot with good drainage
3- High-quality soil mix
4- Watering can
5- Pruning shears or scissors
-Planting:
1- Choose a Pot: Select one with good drainage.
2- Prepare the Soil: Use a soil mix that retains moisture but drains well.
3- Planting: Place the plant in the pot, fill with soil and press gently to secure it.

• Watering:
  1- Keep the Soil Moist: Water regularly to keep the soil constantly moist but not soggy.
  2- Avoid Overwatering: Make sure the pot has drainage holes to avoid puddles.
• Light Requirements:
  1- Bright, Indirect Light: Place in a location with bright, indirect sunlight.
  2- Low Light Tolerance: Can tolerate low light but thrives best with adequate light.
• Temperature and Humidity:
  1- Optimum Temperature: Keep between 60-75°F (16-24°C).
  2- Humidity: Prefers higher humidity levels but adapts to normal household levels.
• Pruning and Maintenance:
  1- Frequent Pruning: Prune regularly to maintain shape and prevent elongation.
  2- Tip Pinch: Pinch stems to encourage bushier growth.
  3- Propagation from Cuttings: Use pruned cuttings for propagation by placing them in water or soil.
• Fertilizing:
  1- Regular Feeding: Fertilize every 4-6 weeks during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer.
  2- Winter Pruning: Reduce fertilization in the fall and winter.
• Managing Rapid Growth:
  1- Prune Consistently: Prune regularly to maintain a compact shape.
  2- Use Cuttings: Propagate new plants from pruned stems.
  3- Support Structures: Use support structures or train the plant to grow upward if it becomes too spread out.
  By following these steps and providing proper care, you can enjoy a healthy and vigorous zebra plant in your home.