Hanging Pilea Depressa Calathea or leaves that develop an

or leaves that develop an overall lackluster appearance

Bad news for pet parents – the False Aralia contains toxic compounds harmful to both pets and humans if ingested

Place her less than one foot from your sunniest window (preferably south-facing) and water every 1-2 weeks when the top inch of soil feels dry

Your indoor rubber tree rarely fruits

Commonly known as the Friendship Plant

Hanging Pilea Depressa Calathea or leaves that develop anProduct Details Look closely and a Hanging Pilea depressa is hundreds of tiny round leaves, each barely bigger than a lentil, threaded along slim trailing stems. Step back and they blur into a soft mass of green that spills over the pot and tumbles down on every side. Few plants fill a hanging basket with this much fine, frothy greenery so fast. Those little leaves are exactly why it picked up the names baby tears and tiny tears, and you will also see