pilea involucrata

navigate by keyword : nature leaf winter frost snow branch flower plant tree monochrome freezing black autumn ice invertebrate darkness pilea involucrata grow indoors warm humid environment bright indirect light use peaty soil based potting mix place area high humidity water moderately growing season fall late pinching stem tips compact form easily propagated cuttings making sharing friends breeze common name friendship serious pest problems pests include mealybugs spider mites aphids spot rot occur

Pilea involucrata leaves background. Close up of Pilea involucrata. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Friendship plant (pilea involucrata) in closeuF Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of Pilea involucrata. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Foliage and flower of the friendship plant Pilea involucrata Royalty Free Stock Photo

Friendship Plant Pilea Involucrata `Norfolk` or Pilea ovalis `Norfolk` Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Green Leaves Of Plant Pilea Involucrata, Commonly Called The Fri Royalty Free Stock Photo

Textured leaf pattern of Pilea involucrata Royalty Free Stock Photo

The friendship plant Pilea involucrata Royalty Free Stock Photo

Very nice green Leaves of Plant Pilea Involucrata or Friendship Plant P. mollis Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Grow indoors in a warm, humid environment in bright indirect light. Use a peaty soil-based potting mix and place in an area of high humidity. Water moderately in the growing season, less in fall to late winter. Pinching stem tips will keep the plant in a more compact form. It is easily propagated from stem cuttings, making sharing with friends a breeze, thus the common name of friendship plant.This plant has no serious pest problems. Some pests could include mealybugs, spider mites, and aphids and mealybugs. Leaf spot and stem rot could occur.