Pilea
There are around 700 varieties of Pilea within the Urticaceae family. The Pileas are tropical plants. A lot of Pileas prefer to live outdoors and are often used as ground cover or border-edging plants. Luckily the most species make excellent houseplants and when owning one you’ll definitely be on trend!
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- Characteristics - Easy
- Characteristics - Air purifying
- Characteristics - Pet friendly
- Characteristics - Hanging plant
- Location - Sun
- Location - Partial sun
- Location - (Half) shade
- Plantfamily - Amydrium
- Plantfamily - Alocasia
- Plantfamily - Aloë Vera
- Plantfamily - Aglaonema
- Plantfamily - Anthurium
- Plantfamily - Asparagus
- Plantfamily - Beaucarnea
- Plantfamily - Begonia
- Plantfamily - Caladium
- Plantfamily - Calathea
- Plantfamily - Cercestis
- Plantfamily - Ceropegia
- Plantfamily - Codiaeum
- Plantfamily - Coffea
- Plantfamily - Coleus
- Plantfamily - Ctenanthe
- Plantfamily - Dieffenbachia
- Plantfamily - Dypsis
- Plantfamily - Epipremnum
- Plantfamily - Euphorbia
- Plantfamily - Episcia
- Plantfamily - Ficus
- Plantfamily - Fittonia
- Plantfamily - Hemionitis
- Plantfamily - Hoya
- Plantfamily - Maranta
- Plantfamily - Hypoestes
- Plantfamily - Iresine
- Plantfamily - Jewel Orchid
- Plantfamily - Musa
- Plantfamily - Monstera
- Plantfamily - Nephrolepis
- Plantfamily - Oxalis
- Plantfamily - Peperomia
- Plantfamily - Platycerium
- Plantfamily - Philodendron
- Plantfamily - Pilea
- Plantfamily - Rhaphidophora
- Plantfamily - Sansevieria
- Plantfamily - Saxifraga
- Plantfamily - Schismatoglottis
- Plantfamily - Scindapsus
- Plantfamily - Senecio
- Plantfamily - Strelitzia
- Plantfamily - Stromanthe
- Plantfamily - Succulent
- Plantfamily - Syngonium
- Plantfamily - Tillandsia
- Plantfamily - Xanthosoma
- Room - Bathroom
- Room - Bedroom
- Room - Kitchen
- Room - Livingroom
- Room - Office
- Room - Hallway
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