Pilea 'Globosa’ Genus_Palm Amydriums are native to the

Amydriums are native to the rainforests of south-east Asia

'Lime Light'

wood brown that appears for its first growth before maturing to a woody green

use well-draining airy soil

Pilea 'Globosa’ Genus_Palm Amydriums are native to theBotanical Name: Pilea depressa Globosa Common Names: Pilea Globosa, Baby Tears Pilea, Creeping Pilea Description: A low growing trailing plant with tiny, rounded bright green leaves that form a dense mat of foliage. It is often used in terrariums, hanging baskets, and small containers because of its delicate texture and spreading habit. Care: Bright indirect light, keep soil lightly moist, use well draining potting mix.