Angel vines prefer full sun but will tolerate some shade. They like moderately fertile soil with the monthly addition of a light fertilizer during the growing season. Well drained soil is best, but the vines are heavy drinkers and do need to be watered very frequently, especially in containers and in full sun.

Is Angel vine indoor or outdoor?

Angel vine is typically grown as an annual outdoors but is adaptable in a container as a houseplant or outdoors too. In frost-free climates, angel vine in a container can be grown year-round. Plants are hardy to zone 7, 0 to 10 degrees F.

Is Angel vine toxic?

Are Angel Vines toxic to Pets? Unfortunately, yes. The Angel Vine plant is toxic to both pets and humans. Ingestion of the plant can cause stomach problems, so this plant should be kept out of reach from furry friends and curious children.

Can Angel vine grow outside?

Angel vines are suitable for both indoor and outdoor growing as long as the environmental conditions mimic their natural habitat. But! Due to well-known temperature fluctuations, many gardeners prefer to grow these plants in containers indoors.

How often should I water angel vine?

Water when the top is very dry. Like most plants make sure it drains well and never sits in water. I found that my angel plant looks pretty dry about every 4 days at my house. That’s a little more than most of my houseplants.

How big does an exotic angel plant get?

These species tend to grow up to 8 inches tall, which can be considered on the larger end for houseplants. Fortunately, you can decide on a smaller plant if that’s what you need.

How do you propagate pilea glauca?

Pilea glauca is an incredibly easy plant to propagate through stem cuttings. Simply snip off a healthy new growth with at least one node and a couple of leaves, then plant it stem first into the substrate.