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Pilea microphylla photo
Pilea microphylla is an herbaceous plant with several nicknames, including the Joypowder Plant. This perennial plant has a light green stem that looks succulent and tiny leaves around 2 inches long. It likes to be grown in a humid place with indirect sunlight and well-drained soil.
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Angeloweed, Artillery Plant, Joypowder Plant , Rockweed
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| Scientific name | Pilea microphylla |
| Genus | Pilea |
| Family | Urticaceae |
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Generally, Pilea microphylla needs to be watering once every 7 days in 1 cups.
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Pilea nummulariifolia, or Creeping Charlie, is a fast-growing tropical plant with a creeping habit. This herbaceous plant has bright green, oval leaves that are deeply wrinkled. It can produce stunning flowers in the spring and summer. Put the Creeping Charlie in a hanging pot and allow it to adorn your room.
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