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Pilea depressa photo
Pilea depressa is a vine adored by plant collectors. It's called the Baby Tears plant because of its tiny and adorable shape. This perennial plant is a great houseplant and looks beautiful on a patio, in a pot, or in a hanging basket. It prefers temperatures around 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit and can thrive in 50-60 percent humidity levels.
| Scientific name | Pilea depressa |
| Genus | Pilea |
| Family | Urticaceae |
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Generally, Pilea depressa needs to be watering once every 9 days in 0.8 cups.
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The Chinese Money Plant is often called the Coin Plant because of its green, perfectly round leaves. It is a well-loved houseplant because of its medium size, which fits a small space. In addition, this perennial plant can filter the air and is safe for pets. This plant can flower, but not often.
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Chinese Money Plant
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