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Artillery plants, with their charming rounded leaves, make for popular houseplants. However, these plants can fall victim to scale infestations. Scales are small sap-sucking insects that attach themselves to stems and leaves. An unchecked scale infestation can stunt growth, cause leaf yellowing, and even kill artillery plants. Getting rid of scales requires persistence, but is … Read more
There are some insects that like to feed on your plants’ leaves by piercing and draining the life out of them. The result is a leaf surface that becomes discolored or unattractively flecked or a flower that hesitates to finish blooming. No one wants that. Let’s learn a little bit more about this life-sucking plant … Read more
Ornamental artillery plant, Pilea microphylla, aka gunpowder or pistol plant, military fern, or rockweed, is an herbaceous perennial. It is one of about 600 types of non-stinging Pilea species in the Urticaceae, or nettle family. This tropical species thrives outdoors year-round in Zones 11 to 12 as a short-lived evergreen perennial. It is also grown … Read more
The artillery plant, with its quirky little leaves and easygoing nature, is a favorite houseplant for many indoor gardeners. But despite their reputation as hardy plants, artillery plants can fall victim to distress and decline. If your beloved artillery plant is wilting, yellowing or showing other signs of poor health, it’s time to investigate the … Read more
The artillery plant, also known as Pilea microphylla, is a cute little plant that can liven up any indoor space. Its tiny leaves clustered together almost resemble ferns, giving it a delicate tropical feel. While these plants are relatively easy to care for, they are prone to certain pests and diseases. In this article, we’ll … Read more
Ornamental artillery plant, Pilea microphylla, aka gunpowder or pistol plant, military fern, or rockweed, is an herbaceous perennial. It is one of about 600 types of non-stinging Pilea species in the Urticaceae, or nettle family. This tropical species thrives outdoors year-round in Zones 11 to 12 as a short-lived evergreen perennial. It is also grown … Read more
The artillery plant, scientifically known as Pilea microphylla, is an easy-care houseplant adored for its tiny green leaves and unique method of seed dispersal. As this quirky plant grows, it will eventually outgrow its current pot and require transplanting. But when exactly is the best time to repot your artillery plant? In this comprehensive guide, … Read more
Pilea microphylla, also commonly known as artillery plant, is an annual or short-lived perennial. It’s best recognized by its many pairs of small, fleshy green leaves that give the plant an almost fern-like appearance. Tiny green flowers appear during the growing season but they aren’t very prominent. However, they do release a burst of yellow … Read more
Adding an artillery plant (Pilea microphylla) to your garden can provide a range of benefits beyond just visual appeal Here are 10 key reasons why this low-maintenance, versatile plant is a great choice for both outdoor and indoor spaces 1. Compact and Adaptable Growth One of the best things about the artillery plant is its … Read more
The charming artillery plant, also known as Pilea microphylla, is a popular and relatively easy-going houseplant. Its tiny pea-shaped leaves sprouting from trailing stems give it a uniquely elegant look But even low-maintenance artillery plants need a little TLC now and then to keep them thriving Repotting is an essential task that provides fresh soil … Read more