The image displays a close-up, ground-level view of *Tradescantia zebrina* plants, commonly known as inch plants, cultivated in a garden in Ciherang, Indonesia

The image displays a close-up, ground-level view of *Tradescantia zebrina* plants, commonly known as inch plants, cultivated in a garden in Ciherang, Indonesia. The plants feature numerous elongated oval leaves, each exhibiting distinct longitudinal variegation with alternating stripes of silver-green and deep purple. The foliage is densely clustered, with multiple stems trailing across dark brown soil. A repurposed black rubber tire, identifiable by its curved, ribbed edge, serves as a planter and is partially visible in the lower right quadrant. In the upper left, a segment of a rough, light brown tree trunk or wooden post is present, alongside a large, solid green leaf. The surrounding environment consists of dark, loose soil with sparse smaller green plants and scattered dried leaf debris. No human figures, actions, or interactions are depicted.