We're on a short break, but will be back soon with more plant advice. In the meantime, just a few things to look out for while your plants wake up from their winter slumber.
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We're on a short break, but will be back soon with more plant advice. In the meantime, just a few things to look out for while your plants wake up from their winter slumber.
The Chinese Money Plant or Pilea peperomioides is a unique looking plant that was popularised in Scandinavia before it saw fame in the rest of the world. The Chinese Money Plant has a variety of other names including the UFO and Pancake Plant, all referring to the shape of the leaves. This plant is native to Southern China and it’s a very forgiving houseplant that prefers to grow in partial shade with moist soil. In addition, these plants will produce many babies (or clones) from the bottom o...
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We're on a short break, but will be back soon with more plant advice. In the meantime, just a few things to look out for while your plants wake up from their winter slumber.
