Pilea Peperomioides, also known as the Chinese Money Plant, are said to attract wealth into the home in many traditions. These hardy, low maintenance plants are perfect for new plant parents and make excellent housewarming gifts.

Thrives in bright indirect light.

Prefers moist soil. Be sure to keep the soil constantly moist, but not soggy. Allow top 2-3″ of soil to dry out between waterings.

If you begin to notice white spots on your Pilea, it is most likely caused by the chlorine in your tap water. To avoid this, leave your tap water in an open container overnight or use filtered water. To ensure even growth and to avoid a lopsided plant, rotate the plant a quarter of an inch every week.

Pilea Peperomioides, also known as the Chinese Money Plant, are said to attract wealth into the home in many traditions. These hardy, low maintenance plants are perfect for new plant parents and make excellent housewarming gifts.

Thrives in bright indirect light.

Prefers moist soil. Be sure to keep the soil constantly moist, but not soggy. Allow top 2-3″ of soil to dry out between waterings.

If you begin to notice white spots on your Pilea, it is most likely caused by the chlorine in your tap water. To avoid this, leave your tap water in an open container overnight or use filtered water. To ensure even growth and to avoid a lopsided plant, rotate the plant a quarter of an inch every week.