Baby Tears Plants ‘Pilea depressa’ orange which is typically winter and

which is typically winter and spring

Place this houseplant in a sunny location

this Echeveria is a polycarpic plant

A lack of light may cause the fronds to thin out or the plant to develop a yellowish hue

Baby Tears Plants ‘Pilea depressa’ orange which is typically winter andThe Baby Tears Plant, also known as Pilea depressa, is popular perennial drought tolerant hanging trailing plant with dense, cascading foliage that brings a delicate, vibrant green touch to indoor and outdoor spaces. As a houseplant, place it on a high shelf or in a hanging pot to take advantage of its trailing vine properties. It won't be long before it spills out in all directions. Baby Tears is also a popular choice as a ground cover, creating a