Pilea peperomioides (Friendship Plant) Houseplant

Pilea peperomioides (Friendship Plant) HouseplantPilea Peperomioides are known for their unusual, dome like shape. They have large, round, coin like leaves that grow from the end of long stems and connect to one central trunk. If Pilea Peperomioides are evenly rotated, they will develop the round orb like shape that these plants are known for. The full, lush greenery of the pilea is dependent on lots of indirect light. Medium or bright indirect light are best and will help the pilea maintain its

narrow leaves are heavily ruffled on this unique looking hosta

gray-silver foliage

Keep the temperature above 5°C (41°F)

and has a semi-pendulous habit like lace leaf varieties

this vigorous plant can quickly fill an entire room in the right conditions

Bold white foliage with contrasting green veining

forming into a geometrical-looking oddity of a plant

but has a long life span of up to 50 years

Family: English Shrub Rose

13”x7”x9”

cascading clusters of fragrant white flowers

First year bloomer with spires of rosy purple blossoms with dark crimson spots in paler throats