PlantFiles Pictures Pilea, Friendship Plant, Panamiga 'Moon Valley' (Pilea involucrata) by timmijo

Moon Valley Pilea Plant. Pilea mollis 'Moon Valley' (4.5" Pot) Little Prince To Go Learn how to care for the Moon Valley Pilea! The Moon Valley Pilea or Pilea Mollis is native to Central and South America It's a member of the Nettle family, but don't worry, it doesn't sting like its cousins and is non-toxic and pet-friendly.

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Pilea 'Moon Valley' Pilea involucrata (Friendship Plant) CARONDELET GARDEN from www.carondeletgarden.com

However, the friendship plant is a separate variety known as Pilea involucrata, which is slightly smaller at 8 inches tall on average and features less of an upright growth. The Moon Valley Pilea plant, also known as Pilea mollis, is a popular, low-maintenance houseplant that has gained significant attention in recent years due to its unique appearance and ease of care

Pilea 'Moon Valley' Pilea involucrata (Friendship Plant) CARONDELET GARDEN

Size: It typically grows to about 6-12 inches (15-30 cm) in both height and spread, making it an ideal size for container growing. Learn how to care for the Moon Valley Pilea! The Moon Valley Pilea or Pilea Mollis is native to Central and South America Pilea mollis is also referred to as "Moon Valley", because of its textured surface..

2.5 Moon Valley Pilea Involucrata Live Houseplant Etsy. The ideal place to put a moon valley pilea is near a window but not directly under sunlight Plant Type and Habit: Pilea 'Moon Valley' is a bushy, compact, evergreen perennial that is primarily grown as an indoor plant due to its ornamental foliage

Moon Valley Plant / Pilea Mollis / Adicea Mollis, Moon Valley Pilea, Friendship Plant or. Pilea mollis 'Moon Valley' is often sold under the name "friendship plant" according to the Missouri Botanical Garden since both plants share the cultivar name 'Moon Valley' due to their similar appearance. Pilea plants grow on rainforest floors where the plants receive dappled, filtered light but are protected from harsh, direct sun rays