Pellionia Daveanna - 4" Pot prop-tissue "text": "Dust clogs the stomata

"text": "Dust clogs the stomata (tiny pores) on plant leaves

Have access to an emergency eyewash station and safety shower if you are working with concentrated hydrogen peroxide

Pruning Needs: Late winter/early spring- Trim to 3 inches above ground level

Built-in PID controller ensures safe heating of the medium with overheating protection

Keep soil evenly moist during the first growing season and mulch 2–3 inches around the base (not touching the trunk) to protect roots and conserve moisture

Pellionia Daveanna - 4" Pot prop-tissue "text": "Dust clogs the stomataBotanical Name: Urticaceae Common Names: Trailing Begonia, Rainbow Vines Description: Pellionia, also called "Trailing Begonia" or "Rainbow Vines," has colorful, spectacular leaves that contrast sharply. These plants require frequent misting because they enjoy dampness, or they may be kept in an enclosed terrarium. We advise keeping the soil wet to the touch and placing it under a bright indirect light.