Pilea plants are among the favourite for our houseplant enthusiasts—and Bryan can tell you how to keep yours looking happy and healthy! Take a look 💚 | West Coast Gardens

Comment “links” and I’ll message you product links 💚 These three variegated Pilea peperomioides babies were ready to be potted up 🙌🏻 They were drying out really quickly in their little pots so I decided to go for this self watering one because it’s GORGEOUS 🤌🏻 I’ll see how quickly it uses the water (good bright light is key) and I may not fill the reservoir as high. These are fine to dry out between waterings. I have mine about a foot back from a west window ⛅️ Every so often I’ll put a lit

What a difference some better light can make! ⤵️ This variegated pilea needed some help. The company that grows them said they get about 1000 foot candles (a measurement of usable light for photosynthesis) in the greenhouse, so that’s what I gave it! It’s only been a few weeks and I can’t get over how much darker it is! If you’d like links to everything I used here including the light meter I used to measure the foot candles comment “PILEA” and I’ll send it to your DMs. you can also find all the

Seedling potting mix for the win!! Two happy plants= double win!! #pileapeperomioides #propagation | Pothosiblyaboutplants

Throwback to the first timelapse I ever made. The most important factors that promote faster propagation and increase your chances of success are: ➡️ Light - Don't keep cuttings in dark corners but next to the brightest window. If you don't have a lot of light, get a grow light. Light speeds up photosynthesis. Yes, you can propagate a plant in a dark corner but it will take ages and you're more likely to fail. ➡️ Oxygen - roots use oxygen and release carbon dioxide. If you use an aquarium pump i

Pilea Propagation from leaves 🌱 #pilea #gardening | Gardening Ideas