How to save a frozen Pilea ☺️ . 2 of my pileas that I kept next to an open window, with the outside temperature being below freezing. The pileas were hit by cold air for 30-60 minutes. What happenned? The terminal bud of the pileas froze. The terminal bud is the main growth point of most plants. It can cause the lateral buds to remain dormant. When the terminal bud is damaged or removed by cutting the top of a plant, then the latteral buds will start forming side branches. Outdoor gardeners use

Pilea leaf propagation - yes, you can propagate a pilea plant out of a single leaf :) ➡️You need a healthy leaf. I see a lot of people taking leaves that fell off of their plants. In a lot of cases, there is something wrong with them, otherwise, they wouldn't have fallen off. ➡️Even if a healthy leaf was physically knocked off, you need a tiny piece of the trunk with the petiole. Otherwise, the leaf will only grow roots and not new leaves. ➡️Put the leaf in water, in bright indirect light. A lot

Pilea propagation timelapse⠀ ⠀ This was my first timelapse video ever ☺️ ⠀ ⠀ I cut the top off of a pilea plant and placed it in water. I kept the cutting under two grow lights 24/7, which was an overkill! Only one bulb would've been sufficient for a full sun loving plant like a fiddle leaf fig or a cactus. And for a pilea, an even less strong grow light would've been enough. But, the more light you give a cutting, the better off it will be and will propagate faster.⠀ ⠀ How long do you think it