Coin plant

Confused by how to place your bulb in soil? Or is it that your specimen is mature with foliage, but don't know how to maintain it? Luckily for you, this article has you covered with both questions!

Pilea plants have become popular in recent years—and for good reason! These unusual-looking plants make great conversation pieces that add a bit of whimsical fun to any indoor space. The best part is that pilea plant care is actually really easy! Also known as the missionary plant, Chinese money plant, or coin plant for its round, disc-like leaves, Pilea peperomioides is the most popular pilea variety out there and probably the one that pops into your mind’s eye when you hear “pilea.”

A low-maintenance plant thought to attract wealth in feng shui? We'll take seven.

Learn all about Pilea peperomioides care, including how to divide and transplant, the best plant food to use, and tips for water and light.

Discover tips, advice and ideas on this charming plant made to be shared. Grow, cut, plant and share Pilea Peperomioides!

Chinese money plant has unique leaves that are round like coins.

Shop The Sill's collection of artificial plants, faux plants, silk plants, preserved plants, living wall, moss wall and more. These low-maintenance plants are no light and low light options.

1. Snake Plant (Sansevieria trifasciata) Light: Prefers indirect light but can tolerate some shade. Watering: Let soil dry between waterings; water every 2-3

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