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The Baby Blue Tears, scientifically known as Pilea glauca, is a plant with small blue leaves and red stems that create a striking contrast. It is an ideal choice for both windowsill decoration and hanging baskets. When grown indoors, it thrives in bright, indirect light. It is important to maintain the moisture levels, ensuring that the soil remains evenly moist without becoming too wet or dry. Regular pruning is recommended to keep the plant in good shape. One of the remarkable qualities of this plant is its ease of cultivation, making it a popular choice for many gardeners. Trimming should be done as necessary to maintain its desired appearance.

Baby Blue Tears ( Pilea glauca )

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  • Common Name    Baby tears, baby's tears, angel's tears
    Botanical Name    Soleirolia soleirolii
    Family    Urticaceae
    Plant Type    Herbaceous perennial, often grown as an annual
    Mature Size    4 in. tall; 36 in. wide
    Sun Exposure      Partial sun to shade
    Soil Type      Rich, moist loam
    Soil pH    5.0 to 6.0 ( slightly acidic)
    Bloom Time    Late spring to early summer; May to June
    Flower Color     Creamy ivory
    Hardiness Zones      9 to 11 (USDA)
    Native Area    Mediterranean

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