Pilea
A varied group of tropical houseplants that are very easy to grow.
Pilea Burgundy species
As an easy to care for houseplant, the shiny burgundy leaves make it a great ornament. Allow soil to dry out between watering to avoid over watering.
Pilea cadierei 'Aluminum Plant'
As an easy to care for houseplant, the green and silver leaves make it a great ornament. It is native to China and Vietnam and will grow up to a foot tall.
Pilea depressa 'Baby's Tears'
Pilea depressa is a low growing creeping plant that will readily root and would be a good option in a terrarium. It also would make a good choice as groundcover too, and prefers drier soil. It is hardy to zone 10.
Pilea glauca 'Aquamarine'
Great as a houseplant and even as ground cover, in areas well above freezing. Naturally epiphytic, it would even look great in a hanging basket. It grows best in indirect sunlight.
Pilea involucrata 'Friendship Plant'
Native to South America, The Friendship Plant is hardy to zone 10. It is perfect as a houseplant because of its vibrant bronze foliage and it is easy to care for.
Pilea Moon Valley
As an easy to care for houseplant, the green and copper leaves make it a great ornament. The leaves give the plant its name for their edging and deep textures. Allow soil to dry out between watering to avoid over watering.
Pilea nummulariifolia 'Creeping Charlie'
Native to South America the glossy, green crinkled leaves of Creeping Charlie can become lighter or darker depending on the amount of sunlight. It is hardy to zone 11.
Pilea peperomiodes 'Chinese Money Plant'
Pilea peperomiodes is a rare and interesting house plant native to southern China. With its coin-shaped leaves, and the fact that it is so simple to grow and maintain, makes is a great addition to anyone's house plant collection.
Pilea serpyllacea
A tropical houseplant, Pilea serpyllacea has very small leaves and a low growing habit. It blooms tiny white flowers and is hardy to zone 11.
Pilea spruceana 'Silver Tree'
Native to Vietnam this houseplant is a fairly fast grower and usually won't grow more than 12" tall. The silver lined leaves are what make this Pilea really stand out.