Pilea is native to China’s southwestern Yunnan province, with significant green coins appearance of its leaves that lay on top of each other. The plant gets its pseudonym – the Chinese Money Plant – from its leaves’ appearance. Many people see Pilea as a plant that brings abundance, money, and good fortune to the owner, …
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This native to the tropical regions of South and Central America is quite easygoing. As is the case with most Pilea plants, it is easy to propagate and easy to care for; it really is a gardener’s dream plant. How to Identify Pilea Moon Valley Just one glance and you will notice that Pilea Moon …
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This member of the Pilea family goes by many names. Some of the most common names used to refer to it are Pilea Silver Sparkle, Grey Baby Tears, and Grey Artillery Plant. The name Pilea Glauca is just another of its many common names, not its scientific name. This little plant doesn’t actually have a …
Pilea Cadierei is a tropical perennial plant that originates in Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam. It only became popular in American homes in the 1970s but has continued to rise in popularity ever since. A consistent rise in its popularity is most likely due to the unique looks of the plant and its easygoing care requirements. …
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The name of this plant comes from its easy-going, easy-growing nature. The Friendship Plant is one of those tropical species that can grow quickly, almost too quickly even, but because of this, they make a nice gift for friends. They are also ideal for beginner gardeners who need a plant that will be kind to …
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Pilea Microphylla is a herbaceous perennial plant that is native to tropical areas of South and Central America. It is a very good choice to grow as ground cover in a garden or as a vining plant in a hanging plant container. No matter where you choose to plant an Artillery Plant, you are sure …
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For a houseplant lover, filling their living spaces with green is the dream. A lot of people fall in love with a Peperomia polybotrya when they see it. And why not? These plants, with their green and raindrop-shaped leaves, are beautiful. So how do you keep a Peperomia polybotrya alive? It’s actually very easy. You …
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Philodendron Brasil is simple, quaint, and yet, quite beautiful. It has all the sophisticated and stylish looks of its plant family combined with easy care requirements. Variegated Heartleaf Philodendron is certainly alluring and capable of becoming dear to the hearts of many gardeners. How to Identify Variegated Heartleaf Philodendron The quaint and simple look of …
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As part of the Peperomia plant family, this variety is suitably designed for use as a houseplant. Peperomia Puteolata is cute, it is compact, it is unfussy, and it is not toxic to family pets or small children. This is an ideal plant for gardeners of all skill levels and schedules. Whether you are new …
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Also known as Amazon Fuzz, this Peperomia Incana variety is known for its fuzzy leaves. It is a slow-growing and succulent-like tropical plant from the rainforests of South America. Just like its many other family members, it is easygoing and unfussy, but it does feature a few different care requirements that most other Peperomia varieties …
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