Pilea Nummulariifolia Creeping Charlie

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What you can expect to receive:
a. Leaf: approx 10
b. Healthy plants

Pilea Nummulariifolia Creeping Charlie: A Vibrant Groundcover for Any Space

Pilea Nummulariifolia, commonly known as Creeping Charlie, is a fast-growing, low-maintenance plant that produces round, vibrant green leaves on trailing vines. It is a perfect groundcover plant that brings a lush, tropical touch to indoor spaces, making it an excellent addition to your collection.

Why Pilea Nummulariifolia is a Favorite among Plant Lovers

• Unique Leaf Shape: The plant’s round, coin-shaped leaves give it a unique, soft texture that creates a lush appearance.
• Fast-Growing and Ground-Covering: This plant can quickly fill a space with its spreading vines, making it ideal for hanging baskets or as a trailing groundcover in decorative pots.
• Low Maintenance: Known for its hardiness, it requires little care, making it a great choice for busy plant owners.

Where Pilea Nummulariifolia Comes From

• Native Habitat: Native to Central and South America, this plant is commonly found growing in humid, tropical environments.
• Original Environment: In the wild, it thrives on the forest floor, where it crawls across the ground to absorb moisture from the air.

Growth Habits and Aerial Roots: How Pilea Nummulariifolia Spreads

• Aerial Roots: As a groundcover, Creeping Charlie doesn’t rely heavily on aerial roots but may produce them to help support its trailing vines.
• Growth Pattern: This plant naturally grows spreading vines that cascade down, creating a beautiful hanging display.

Easy Care Tips for Pilea Nummulariifolia Creeping Charlie

• Light Requirements: Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate low light.
• Watering: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. It is important not to overwater, as this can lead to root rot.
• Temperature & Humidity: Thrives in moderate to warm temperatures (65-75°F) and benefits from high humidity.