Since Pilea peperomioides has a fine root system, don't risk placing it in a large pot. Otherwise, it'll spend its resources on growing its root system, instead of developing its lily pad-shaped ...

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Move over, pothos, your reign as one of the more popular houseplants could be just about over. Pilea Peperomioides, commonly known as the Chinese money or friendship plant, just might knock you off ...

Not to be confused with the money plant, or the braided money tree, the Chinese money tree (Pilea peperomioides) is a houseplant must have. The distinctive tower of coin-shaped, dark green fleshy ...

Chances are, one of the weedy plants you pull from your landscape is a Pilea species. Many of them are cherished houseplants, while others make for great ground cover and garden borders. Some get a ...

Pilea peperomioides' growing medium is key to determining whether it will thrive or fail. To help its roots breathe unimpeded and not rot away, water shouldn't pool in the pot after you've given it a ...