While moisture is appreciated by this plant, you will want to water the soil, not the plant itself. There are lots of leaf-and-stem joining points on this vining beauty, and leaving water droplets standing in them can cause the plant's succulent foliage to get mushy. Pink Lady likes a slightly acidic soil. If the plant's colors are getting a little too muted, it can be placed in a brighter space so that they will intensify. Pinch this plant back to encourage bushier growth.

This lovely plant grows inch by inch with no trouble, covering ground or (more likely) filling an indoor container with small leaves that have subdued stripes of pink, cream, and green. Where some of the cousins of this plant have a very strong purple look to them, Pink Lady is much lighter, having an overall effect of creamy pink. The leaves glimmer a bit with iridescence. This is a standout when it comes to sweet, painterly color on petite leaves. When its white flowers appear, Pink Lady has even more visual interest.