Pilea Mollis Moon Valley Friendship Plant

The Moon Valley Pilea or Pilea Mollis is native to Central and South America. Its common name, Moon Valley Pilea, is inspired by its deeply dimpled leaves – thought to look like the craters and valleys on the moon. The leaves are bushy in nature and are typically a bright yellow-green with dark copper veins. The leaves will grow to about two inches in length. The plant itself will remain relatively small, never reaching more than 12 inches in height, which makes it suitable for windowsills and tabletops. While it doesn’t need much sunlight to thrive, it does prefer humid environments. Sunlight Bright indirect light. Tolerates medium light. Not suited for intense, direct sunlight. Water Water once or twice a week. Keep evenly moist, watering as soon as soil begins to dry out. Humidity Tolerates average home humidity. Prefers high humidity. Temperature Average home temperature of 65°F-75°F. If you’re comfortable, the Moon Valley Pilea is comfortable Size Remains fairly small; usually w