Origin
The Pilea glauca, also known as the grey sorrel, has its origin in tropical and sub-tropical areas. It is a plant species that mainly occurs in Central and South America, China, and Southeast Asia. The plant is a relative of the nettle and is known for its green, shiny, and small leaves.

Characteristics
The Pilea glauca is a decorative ornamental plant that is characterised by its creeping growth habit and its soft, small, grey-green leaves. The plant is distinguished by its rapid growth and compact form which can result in a dense leaf canopy. Depending on the living conditions, this plant can bloom with tiny, white flowers that hide among the leaves.

Care
Regarding the care of the Pilea glauca, this plant prefers a light place, but it can also grow in semi-shade. Watering is necessary when the top layer of the soil feels dry. Being a tropical plant, it appreciates high humidity. Finally, this plant may need regular fertilisation, especially during the growing period.