By Homebird
United Kingdom 
This plant was in a bouquet I was given for my birthday last October. It had started to form roots when I came to throw the rest away so I left these two in a vase of water. They are still going. Could anyone tell me what they are called. Thankyou.
20 Apr, 2015
Answers
That's what came to my mind..Tradescantia..
20 Apr, 2015
It's a Dracaena, possibly deremensis or warneckii
20 Apr, 2015
Agree with badfish, definitely Dracaena, a houseplant that does not appreciate sunlight and does not like to dry out completely. Whether its Dracaena sanderiana, height 2-3 feet (once in a pot and full grown), width only about 1-1.5 feet, or Dracaena deremensis, I'm not 100% certain.
20 Apr, 2015
glad you were given the correct name,H.bird..when I looked at your photo again,I agree..it doesn't seem to have the trailing habit of Tradescantia..Nice to get some you can keep from your Bouquet..always an extra bonus :o)
21 Apr, 2015
sadly mine didn't root. Morrisons use it a lot in their bunches.
21 Apr, 2015
I'll have to take notice,Sbg,next time I buy one from there..or better still,if someone buys one for me :o) I do like their bunches of flowers,as well as their plants..I've just bought a White Potentilla from there :o)
21 Apr, 2015
Looks like one of the tradescantia's to me.
20 Apr, 2015