In its native habitat, Pilea peperomioides grows in cool, shaded, mountainous areas and isn't a big fan of sunlight. In fact, direct contact with the sun's rays can result in discolored or burnt ...

Welcome to Noticed, The Goods’ design trend column. You know that thing you’ve been seeing all over the place? Allow us to explain it. What it is: A hardy plant, called Pilea peperomioides, that once ...

There are reports of a new It Plant in town—the Pilea peperomioides—and folks, I’m tired. Just once, can there not be a new thing that I MUST possess just because other people have it? Please?? The ...

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 is 8 to 12 inches tall, with peltate leaves, propagates easily through offshoots, and symbolizes friendship and prosperity. Light is crucial for plant growth; bright, indirect ...

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 ...

Have you ever known a house plant to have babies? The Chinese money plant does. So Yumi Kanai named hers 'mama pilea'. "Mine's like a big one on the top and then underneath it looks like a forest of ...