A charming and completely one-of-a-kind living wall piece featuring Pilea glauca 'Aquamarine' — a delicate trailing plant prized for its tiny, silvery-green leaves that catch the light with an almost iridescent shimmer. Rooted in sphagnum moss and mounted on a rustic 7 x 5.5" wood plank with a jute hanger, it can be hung on a wall or propped on a shelf or tabletop for a genuinely unique display that blurs the line between living art and houseplant.
Care Essentials:
- Water by submerging the moss root ball in a basin of room-temperature water for 5–10 minutes every 7–10 days, then drain fully before rehanging
- Mist the stems and root ball lightly between waterings — the exposed moss mount dries faster than a traditional pot
- Place in bright to medium indirect light — avoid direct sun and very dim locations
- Trim trailing stems as needed to maintain shape — cuttings root easily in water and can be propagated or added back to the mount to keep it full
Outdoors: Can be displayed in Zones 10–12 in a sheltered spot with bright shade — avoid direct sun and any exposure to temperatures below 55°F
Indoors: Best placed near an east or north-facing window, in a naturally humid room like a bathroom or kitchen, or on any wall with consistent bright indirect light
