Discover the magical world of the Pilea glauca - also known as the blue-leaved cannon flower. It is also related to the well-known pilea. It brings true splendor to your home. Here are the highlights:
Name: Blue cannon flower
Botanical name: Pilea glauca
Origin: Central and South America
Leaves: The tiny, round leaves of the Pilea glauca shine like little silver coins. Their unique texture and enchanting silver-blue make them a real eye-catcher. A subtle sight that adds modern elegance to any room.
Growth habit: This plant grows compact and bushy. The delicate shoots hang over the edge of the pot, making them ideal for hanging containers
Pilea glauca not only impresses with its beauty, but also with its ease of care. Thanks to its compact growth, it is ideal for small spaces or as part of stylish plant arrangements.
Care:
Location: Pilea feels most at home in a bright, indirectly lit spot. Direct sunlight should be avoided to preserve the radiant silver-green color of the leaves.
Watering: Water moderately and ensure that the top layer of soil dries slightly before the next watering.
Humidity: Copes well with normal room air. Occasional spraying of the leaves is appreciated.
Temperature: Ideal conditions are between 18-24°C, although stable room temperatures are preferred.
Fertilization: Feed every 2-4 weeks from spring to autumn with a balanced houseplant fertilizer. Reduce fertilization in winter.
Note: Our plants are a piece of nature. This means that each specimen is unique. The photo shown is only a sample and represents the species. Each plant in our range is an individual piece of jewelry for your home.
