Coral bead plant, also called pin cushion plant or baby tears, is a tiny, creeping perennial with minute, dark green leaves forming a dense, moss-like mat. In fall, it produces masses of bright orange, bead-like berries that cover the foliage, creating a stunning display.
| Family: | Rubiaceae |
| Genus: | Nertera |
| Species: | granadensis |
| Synonym: | Nertera depressa |
Native to Central and South America, this plant prefers cool, humid conditions, bright indirect light, and consistently moist, well-drained soil. It's popular as a houseplant, terrarium plant, and seasonal outdoor ground cover in mild climates. The berries are ornamental, not edible.
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