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Friendship Plant (Pilea involucrata)

Friendship Plant

Pilea involucrata is native to Central and South America. Easily propagated and shared with friends—hence the common name. Richly textured, bronzy leaves make a nice addition to containers where it can be appreciated up close. Flowers are not particularly noteworthy.

Key Features

  • Textured bronzy foliage; easy to propagate.
  • Great for containers and indoor growing.
  • Low maintenance.

Growing Conditions

Part shade; moderate moisture, plenty of humidity. Stems fragile—choose sheltered location.

Care & Propagation

Easily propagated from stem cuttings. No serious problems; occasional aphids, mealybugs.

Landscape Uses

Container, indoor plant.

Quick Reference

Height6–12 in.
Spread6–12 in.
LightPart Shade Only
MoistureMedium
MaintenanceLow
Bloom TimeSummer
Flower ColorGreen, Pink
Foliage ColorColorful/Burgundy
TypePerennial

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