How to repot a Pilea peperomioides! The best Potting Mix for a Pilea may surprise you… Repotting tips: Nursery pots are your best friend. Stop the potting mix falling through. Add your potting mix then shake to avoid air pockets! A little plant food & soak. Let her drip 💧 Add to the ever growing collection! . . . #PlantStyling #Houseplants #PlantDecor #PlantTips #IndoorJungle #ChineseMoneyPlant #Indoorplants #Pilea #Plantcare #MelbournePlantclub #Plantyhomes #PassThatPlant #PileaPeperomioides #

Let’s propagate the Pilea peperomioides! It is so easy to do, that this plant also goes by the friendship plant. You can prop the pups in water or potting mix and you can also propagate via single leaves! Just like the Peperomia. 🌿☺️ . . . . #pilea #pileapeperomioides #friendshipplant #chinesemoneyplant #plants #timelapse #bottomwatering #plantcare #planttips #planthacks #propagationstation #Propagation #plantpropagation #pruningplants | Passthatplant

Let’s grow a Pilea peperomioides! The Pilea peperomioides aka the Chinese Money Plant or Coin Plant or Friendship plant is one of my favourite houseplants. So let’s make more! Watch as I grow one from a pup and share my Pilea tips. 😌 If there is one tip for the #Pilea to remember from this video, it is to ALWAYS water from the bottom 🌿. . . . #pileapeperomioides #chinesemoneyplant #plants #timelapse #bottomwatering #plantcare #planttips #planthacks #propagationstation #Propagation #plantpropag

Propagate pilea peperomioides ⬇️ These are SO EASY to propagate. In the first example you’ll see there are already roots, so we’re basically just transplanting vs propagating but you get the idea 😉 Be sure to cut below the soil line to get some roots. The babies form off the main stem of the mother plant under the soil and emerge to become another plant. There’s no need to let the cutting callus over in either situation. DO fertilize both. They’ll grow so quick! Bright light is key, as always -

Don’t miss this one — I think it’s the secret to a full, bushy pilea! ⬇️ Keep your pilea a little snug in its pot. I’ve noticed mine grows way more leaves and looks bushier when it’s slightly root bound. Just don’t wait too long to repot before it gets overcrowded. 🪴 Pilea Peperomioides care: • Bright, indirect light — too little light means leggy growth and yellow leaves ☀️ • Let the soil dry out 75% between waterings and then water deeply 💦 • Use well-draining soil and a pot with drainage ho