Wandering Jew is a houseplant that does best when it is provided with bright indirect light. Your wandering jew plant will bloom more abundantly if it is exposed to more light. The vibrant colors of the foliage will fade if it doesn’t get enough sunlight.

If you prefer to relocate your plant outdoors for the summer, be sure to keep it in the shadow or partial shade so that it is sheltered from the afternoon sun.

These plants thrive as long as they are not overly dried out or kept completely wet. Maintaining an even moisture level in the soil is the best method. When the soil is dry to at least 1/2 inch depth, it is ready for more water. Give it a lot of water, but make sure the pot has good drainage.