Commonly called the Chinese Money Plant because the pile peperomioides features coin-shaped leaves. This easy to care for houseplant enjoys indirect to bright light. Water it and then let the soil dry out before watering again (think watering once every 10 days). Pet safe, and easy to propagate.
Available in a 4” nursery pot or a 6” nursery pot.
Commonly called the Chinese Money Plant because the pile peperomioides features coin-shaped leaves. This easy to care for houseplant enjoys indirect to bright light. Water it and then let the soil dry out before watering again (think watering once every 10 days). Pet safe, and easy to propagate.
Available in a 4” nursery pot or a 6” nursery pot.
