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Pilea glaucophylla, the silver-leaved artillery plant, is a small Colombian plant in the nettle family with silvery, pale-green leaves. Keep it in bright indirect light with evenly moist soil and humid air.
Pilea glaucophylla, the silver-leaved artillery plant, is a species of flowering plant in the family Urticaceae, native to Colombia.
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