🌿LET’S TRY THIS AGAIN | Share Save🌿My variegated pilea didn’t do so well (you may have seen in a previous reel of mine), so I propagated a pup and it was time to pot it up!It’s a pretty tiny plant so I found the tiniest pot I own and gave it a chunky soil mix (comment CHUNK for the info). I’m going to give it slightly less light and water it slightly more often than previously and hope that it does better! If you have a variegated pilea, let me know if you have tips ☺️....#variegatedpileapeper

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

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

Pilea leaf propagation - yes, you can propagate a pilea plant out of a single leaf :) ➡️You need a healthy leaf. I see a lot of people taking leaves that fell off of their plants. In a lot of cases, there is something wrong with them, otherwise, they wouldn't have fallen off. ➡️Even if a healthy leaf was physically knocked off, you need a tiny piece of the trunk with the petiole. Otherwise, the leaf will only grow roots and not new leaves. ➡️Put the leaf in water, in bright indirect light. A lot