pennywort and chinese money plant Chinese Money Plant

pennywort and chinese money plant Chinese Money PlantPILEA peperomioides. 8 12" tall, 8 16" spreads, bright; indirect light but should be protected from direct sunlight. Unique, coin shaped, glossy green leaves that grow on long, slender petioles. Blooms occasionally in spring or early summer, mature plants may produce tiny white or pale pink flowers on long, thread like stems, though the blooms are modest and not the main attraction. Prefers well draining soil and regular watering, allowing the top

PILEA peperomioides. 8-12" tall, 8-16" spreads, bright; indirect light but should be protected from direct sunlight. Unique, coin-shaped, glossy green leaves that grow on long, slender petioles. Blooms occasionally in spring or early summer, mature plants may produce tiny white or pale pink flowers on long, thread-like stems, though the blooms are modest and not the main attraction. Prefers well-draining soil and regular watering, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings. Zones 10-12, it is most often grown indoors in cooler regions. Potted in 3" pot.

Planting Instructions: 

Light: Bright, indirect light
Water: Weekly or when topsoil dries
Soil: Peat-based, well-draining mix
Temp & Humidity: 60–75 °F; average humidity
Fertilizer: Monthly in spring/summer
Notes: Rotate weekly for even growth; produces offsets easily