Pilea glauca looks unusual because it has so many small leaves. The large number of leaves makes the plant appear like a ball when it's planted in the pot. Pilea is a great choice for the office or windowsill. Pilea glauca is a lovely sight. This plant is ideal for a tropical terrarium with poison dart frogs, for example. It will cover the floor and walls, giving the terrarium a natural look. It also provides a hiding place for the animals. For more information about this Araflora plant, see the plant information below.

The care of Pilea glauca is very simple. Place Pilea glauca in a bright spot, but not in direct sunlight. In a terrarium, Pilea glauca needs enough artificial light. Ensure a humid terrarium. Water the plant two to three times a week to keep the soil slightly moist. If water remains near the roots for a long time, it is bad for the plant because the roots can rot. Depending on the soil type , Pilea glauca has few requirements; choose a moisture-permeable, regular potting soil. Adding some plant food to the water once a month promotes growth. Araflora also sells other Pilea varieties; take a look at the other Pilea varieties. The Araflora symbols below will provide you with additional plant care information.