Pilea microphylla Flowering Well draining and good aeration

Well draining and good aeration

but avoid excessive moisture on the leaves to prevent fungal issues

Brighamia insignis grew on exposed sea cliffs and rocky ledges at elevations up to 480 metres

this will be best to ensure you give the plant the best possible chance to thrive

trough-style pot for this species

Pilea microphylla Flowering Well draining and good aerationPilea microphylla, commonly known as the artillery plant, is a low growing, mat forming herbaceous species in the nettle family (Urticaceae). It features delicate, fleshy, light green stems and tiny, asymmetrical leaves arranged in opposite pairs. The leaves are obovate, narrowing to a point, and measure up to 9 mm in length. Notably, the plant produces minute greenish flowers that release pollen explosivelya trait that inspired its common name. This