Indoor

Pilea Peperomioides

Perfectly round green discs on fine petioles: the Chinese money plant is an exercise in geometry.

Share
Pilea Peperomioides — Perfectly round green discs on fine petioles: the Chinese money plant is an exercise in geometry.

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

China

Light

Bright indirect

Watering

Weekly

Maintenance

Easy

Pilea Peperomioides — detail

The plant you give away

Coming from Yunnan, the Pilea long passed from hand to hand among enthusiasts before reaching garden centers, carried by its generosity in offsets.

Every mature plant produces babies that emerge from the soil and detach easily, perpetuating the tradition of giving.

"You don't buy it, you receive it."
01

Styling Tip 01

Regular Rotation

It leans strongly toward the light; turning the pot keeps a straight silhouette.

02

Styling Tip 02

Detach the Offsets

Cut a five-centimeter baby below the soil with its roots and repot it.

03

Styling Tip 03

Falling Leaves

A drop of the lower leaves is normal with age and forms a small trunk.

Bring the Sanctuary Home

Share

Similar plants

More botanical treasures to discover.

Capillaire
Origin
South America
Light
Dappled shade
Watering
Twice a week
Care
Expert
Flowering
Foliage
Aglaonema Maria
Origin
Southeast Asia
Light
Low to bright
Watering
Weekly
Care
Easy
Flowering
Foliage