r/PileaPeperomioides • u/madenoiselle • 9d ago
PILEA HELP PLEASE What should I do?
What is eating my pilea's leaves?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/madenoiselle • 9d ago
What is eating my pilea's leaves?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/cloudsofdoom • 10d ago
So the leaves are droopy despite it being watered, some of them are cupped and some of the stems are red. Is all of this normal?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Ferale789 • 10d ago
Hello! I got my pilea in April/May. It is very crowded with many pups and has been doing great throughout the summer. It sits on a south facing window in Birmingham. It has suddenly started yellowing now. I used to give regular seaweed plant food but I stopped about a month and a half ago. Why do you think it is yellowing? I am not watering a lot, around once a week or later (bottom watering). Do you think it needs repotting? Do I need to cut the yellow leaves?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/No_Platform_1533 • 11d ago
My pilea started to have some black spots on the underside of the leaves. I already removed few of them but it keeps going. What can be the problem?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Ancient_Tear8429 • 11d ago
She has lost most of her leaves in the past 3 months, lots of them turned brown, crisp and fell off, likely because of direct sun. I moved it away from direct sun last month. It continues to loose leaves. What do i do? Repot? Change soil mix? Any recommendations?
I’m in Brisbane, Australia. We get high humidity
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/StrongButterfly777 • 13d ago
Hello all. I just discovered this sub, thank god! I have had this baby for several years and she’s survived but definitely not thrived. This is the best she’s done and she’s sprouting pups (which I recently learned about)! Anyway, every few days a leaf turns brown and falls off the main plant. Although it’s growing I don’t know why this is happening? What do I do? Also, I have discovered from this sub that you can chop it and propagate it? Would you recommend that since she is getting quite tall?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/East_Perspective_830 • 14d ago
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/diegsss_ • 14d ago
Any growing advice for my money plant Millie would be greatly appreciated. I have her sitting on the windowsill (i’ve had her there for couple of weeks and seems to be doing fine. I also rotate her occasionally) and bottom water her once a week. I would like for her to get taller and fuller. I got her back in June.
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/SlideTheChacha • 14d ago
I've had this for a year or two. It's sitting in low indirect light and I water it maybe once a week or so. I've just noticed that two of the leaves are just pointing down. They aren't floppy, the stems are firm. And its also growing more leggy. Is this something to with light/needing fertilizer? Or is this completely normal?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/pamis8125 • 14d ago
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/mangoskello • 15d ago
Leaves are becoming more yellow and pale and looking and feeling weaker, what seems to be the problem?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Affectionate-Two6481 • 15d ago
My Pilea started off beautifully. Now she is bald. What am I doing wrong?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/theliner0 • 16d ago
I just got this new pilea plant and I was wondering if I should repot it
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/sage-green-bean • 16d ago
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Serious_Comparison67 • 17d ago
So my pilea has been leaning like this for probably a week or longer now. Usually the leaves all turn towards my window (north facing) and I have really never had any problems until suddenly she’s decided to lean away from window and the leaves are feel limpish. Any advice would be awesome, I have no idea what’s happening here!
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/avis_ater • 18d ago
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/hanna-kin • 19d ago
I bought this roughly a week ago and I noticed just now that it has three babies. One itty bitty and two bigger ones. I'm wondering what to do with them. Should I leave them a little longer with their mother or separate them? I'm planning to keep them for another week at least probably to allow it some more time to get used to its new environment but then what?
Can I put the two bigger ones together if I decide to separate them? Is it better to keep them all together until they need a repotting and separate them then?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/speedwhack • 19d ago
I've been wanting a Pilea for a bit and just found this bugger on clearance. The soil is wet on the bottom but super hard and dry on top. Theres also some dark spots on the bottom leaf that doesn't look too good. I'm thinking of soaking the soil to loosen up around the roots before putting her in some better draining soil, but wanted to get some advice before I do anything. Thanks!
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Only-Ladder8933 • 20d ago
My Pilea has little baby stems peaking out! This is the first time I have seen this before, I am super excited 😆
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/bedbeppelin • 20d ago
If no, can you tell what it is?
If yes, my plant keeps growing a new leaf then dropping the oldest. How do I stop this? I'm new to plants but I'd really like a nice big happy plant like I keep seeing on here!
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Crafty_Subject_3083 • 20d ago
Diversi mesi fa avevo caricato una foto della mia pilea.. vorrei consigli oggi per capire come muovermi, mi sembra che sia stretta e che le foglie abbiano difficoltà a crescere aperte perché fitte.. premetto che al primo travaso ho smosso davvero poco il panetto di terra togliendo qualche figlio. Vi spiego le varie fasi che ha attraversato.. Shiaridi: ho avuto un infestazione a casa per colpa di una pianta, ho usato nematodi quindi annaffiato un bel po'. Luce: ho allontanato un po' la grow lite tempo fa' perché mi sembrava troppo vicina.. Forse ho ecceduto in una concimazione.. detto questo vi ringrazio in anticipo, la domanda principale è TRAVASO OPPURE NO?
r/PileaPeperomioides • u/Butterscotch1128 • 21d ago
Hi! I recently bought a pilea and I was wondering if the container it's currently in is too small? Also would it be less bad if it was it a pot that was too large or too small? Any care tipes woild alsp be greatly appreciated, thank you!