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Out of stock!pilea peperomiodes pancake plant small mini plant

Pilea peperomioides (pancake plant) plant

The Pilea Peperomioides, better known as the Pancake Plant or Pancake Plant, has made a comeback, because it was also popular in the 70s. This retro houseplant has flat, round leaves and is therefore reminiscent of pancakes or coins. Originally, this Pilea comes from China, which is why it is nicknamed Chinese Money Plant in English. At the moment, the Pancake Plant is increasingly popular, but previously they were more difficult to obtain. Breeding was only done in Scandinavia. In addition to the simple maintenance of this plant, it is also known for the ease with which it can be taken from cuttings. Fortunately, we can now all enjoy this special and easy houseplant.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Pilea Peperomioides pancake plant

Pilea Peperomioides (Pancake Plant)

The Pilea Peperomioides, better known as the Pancake Plant or Pancake Plant, has made a comeback, because it was also popular in the 70s. This retro houseplant has flat, round leaves and is therefore reminiscent of pancakes or coins. Originally, this Pilea comes from China, which is why it is nicknamed Chinese Money Plant in English. At the moment, the Pancake Plant is increasingly popular, but previously they were more difficult to obtain. Breeding was only done in Scandinavia. In addition to the simple maintenance of this plant, it is also known for the ease with which it can be taken from cuttings. Fortunately, we can now all enjoy this special and easy houseplant.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Buy Pilea Peperomioides Mojito (Pancake Plant)

Pilea Peperomioides Mojito (Pancake Plant)

Now available, the special variegated Pilea Pancake – Mojito!

The Pilea Peperomioides Mojito, better known as the Pancake Plant or Pancake Plant, has made a comeback, as it was also popular in the 70s. This retro houseplant has flat, round leaves and is therefore reminiscent of pancakes or coins. Originally, this Pilea comes from China, which is why it is nicknamed Chinese Money Plant in English. At the moment, the Pancake Plant is increasingly popular, but previously they were more difficult to obtain. Breeding was only done in Scandinavia. In addition to the simple maintenance of this plant, it is also known for the ease with which it can be taken from cuttings. Fortunately, we can now all enjoy this special and easy houseplant.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Buy Pilea moon valley mini plant

Buy Pilea moon valley mini plant

These pileas look very different from the pancake plant. Some, with their strongly spotted and puckered leaves, are more reminiscent of coleus (Coleus), although they are not related to them. Others have less exuberant leaves, but grow creeping or pendulous.

These species are called in Dutch cannon plants† Some species forcefully shoot their pollen or seed across the room, just like the well-known 'bomber' (Euphorbia leuconeura).

Further care: lots of light, but no full sun. Do not let it dry out, but also do not keep it soaking wet. Easy to take cuttings by sticking stems in moist soil.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Pilea Peperomioides (Pancake Plant) hanging plant

Pilea Peperomioides (Pancake Plant) hanging plant

The Pilea Peperomioides, better known as the Pancake Plant or Pancake Plant, has made a comeback, because it was also popular in the 70s. This retro houseplant has flat, round leaves and is therefore reminiscent of pancakes or coins. Originally, this Pilea comes from China, which is why it is nicknamed Chinese Money Plant in English. At the moment, the Pancake Plant is increasingly popular, but previously they were more difficult to obtain. Breeding was only done in Scandinavia. In addition to the simple maintenance of this plant, it is also known for the ease with which it can be taken from cuttings. Fortunately, we can now all enjoy this special and easy houseplant.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Buy Pilea Ellen Silver gray mini pot 6 cm

Buy Pilea Ellen gun plant mini plant

These pileas look very different from the pancake plant. Some, with their strongly spotted and puckered leaves, are more reminiscent of coleus (Coleus), although they are not related to them. Others have less exuberant leaves, but grow creeping or pendulous.

These species are called in Dutch cannon plants† Some species forcefully shoot their pollen or seed across the room, just like the well-known 'bomber' (Euphorbia leuconeura).

Further care: lots of light, but no full sun. Do not let it dry out, but also do not keep it soaking wet. Easy to take cuttings by sticking stems in moist soil.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Buy Pilea Depressa Sao Paulo

Buy Pilea Depressa Sao Paulo

These pileas look very different from the pancake plant. Some, with their strongly spotted and puckered leaves, are more reminiscent of coleus (Coleus), although they are not related to them. Others have less exuberant leaves, but grow creeping or pendulous.

These species are called in Dutch cannon plants† Some species forcefully shoot their pollen or seed across the room, just like the well-known 'bomber' (Euphorbia leuconeura).

Further care: lots of light, but no full sun. Do not let it dry out, but also do not keep it soaking wet. Easy to take cuttings by sticking stems in moist soil.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Buy Pilea Silver Tree cannon plant

Buy Pilea Silver Tree cannon plant

These pileas look very different from the pancake plant. Some, with their strongly spotted and puckered leaves, are more reminiscent of coleus (Coleus), although they are not related to them. Others have less exuberant leaves, but grow creeping or pendulous.

These species are called in Dutch cannon plants† Some species forcefully shoot their pollen or seed across the room, just like the well-known 'bomber' (Euphorbia leuconeura).

Further care: lots of light, but no full sun. Do not let it dry out, but also do not keep it soaking wet. Easy to take cuttings by sticking stems in moist soil.

By tamara, August
Out of stock!Pilea Ellen silver gray mini plant

Buy Pilea Bronze gun plant mini plant

These pileas look very different from the pancake plant. Some, with their strongly spotted and puckered leaves, are more reminiscent of coleus (Coleus), although they are not related to them. Others have less exuberant leaves, but grow creeping or pendulous.

These species are called in Dutch cannon plants† Some species forcefully shoot their pollen or seed across the room, just like the well-known 'bomber' (Euphorbia leuconeura).

Further care: lots of light, but no full sun. Do not let it dry out, but also do not keep it soaking wet. Easy to take cuttings by sticking stems in moist soil.

By tamara, August

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