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Pilea cadieri (aluminium plant)

aluminium plantPilea cadieri (aluminium plant) is a compact, bushy plant, with pointed leaves. These leaves are splashed with a metallic silver. If you want to keep the plant bushy, you need to pinch out the growing tips. Also, take cuttings to replace plants when they become too leggy.

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