Propagate pilea peperomioides ⬇️ These are SO EASY to propagate. In the first example you’ll see there are already roots, so we’re basically just transplanting vs propagating but you get the idea 😉 Be sure to cut below the soil line to get some roots. The babies form off the main stem of the mother plant under the soil and emerge to become another plant. There’s no need to let the cutting callus over in either situation. DO fertilize both. They’ll grow so quick! Bright light is key, as always -

I propagate pileas from single leaves by using the leaf bud propagation method. What is a leaf bud cutting? It consists of a leaf, a petiole and a stem piece (with a node containing a dormant bud). ⠀ ⠀ As the apical meristem (top part of any stem that shoots out new growth) grows, it leaves behind regions of meristematic cells at the nodes, between the stem and the petiole. Meristematic cells are undifferentiated cells, meaning they can grow to be different things - leaves, roots, stems...These

✨ Pilea Peperomioides 101 ✨ This plant is the gift that keeps on giving! 🌿 Known as the ‘Chinese Money Plant’ or ‘Friendship Plant,’ it’s all about spreading good karma and joy. Every baby plant it grows is a chance to share abundance and happiness with friends! 🌱💚 How I keep mine thriving: •☀️Light: Bright, indirect light & a quick pot rotation for even growth. •💧Water: Deeply water until it drains out, letting the top inch dry between waterings. •🪴Feeding: A little love from @happyhappyho