Chinese Money Plant

Chinese Money Plant Care - Indoor Guide

Looking for some top tips for caring for a Chinese money plant? With the right care, these plants make a great addition to any indoor space.

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These plants are also known as Pilea Peperomoides. They have round leaves that resemble coins, which is where it gets its common name from. These plants have long being associated with good luck and prosperity.

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Lets take a look at our top tips for to care for these plants indoors. They will help make caring for your plant simple and effective. As well as help to keep your plant healthy. They will encourage new growth and help your plant to thrive. Whether you are a seasoned houseplant enthusiast or a beginner, sometimes we run into problems with a plant and troubleshooting can help you to restore your plant to full health with ease.

Caring for an Chinese Money Plant

Having the right care routine and providing the right conditions will keep your money plants in good health. It is crucial to give your plant longevity.

Chinese Money Plant Light Requirements

We are often asked, how much light does a Chinese money plant need? The light requirements for these plants are quite simple, they thrive in bright, indirect light. Near a window where it can receive filtered light is ideal.

Chinese Money Plant Watering Requirements

Watering your plant is an essential part of your care routine for this plant. We are often asked, how often to water Chinese money plant.

We are also asked how much to water Chinese money plants?

These plants like water little and often. They prefer moist soil but are susceptible to root rot if watered too much.

A good way to look for signs of overwatering is by looking at the leaves of your Chinese money plant. Yellowing leaves can mean too much water or moisture is present.

As a guide to watering this plant. Allow the top inch of the soil to be dry before you water again. If you are still not sure when to water, our Watering Indicator is a great way to monitor your plants water requirements.

Once watered. Allow the excess water to drain out of the pot and never let your plant sit in standing water.

Chinese Money Plant Humidity

Do Chinese money plants like humidity? In short, they like some humidity. So we recommend maintaining a moderate level of humidity around your plant. Misting the leaves is an easy way to achieve this. Our Plant Mister is ideal for this task.

Another easy way to increase the humidity levels around your plant is to place a tray filled with clay pebbles and water near the plant.

Chinese Money Plant Temperature Requirements

The ideal plant temperature range for these plants is between 65-75°F (18-24°C). This plant can tolerate slightly lower temperatures. But it is best to keep them away from cold drafts.

Chinese Money Plant Food

The best plant food for Chinese money plants is a balanced fertilizer that is used once a month during the growing season. Houseplant Focus is a great Chinese money plant fertilizer. It contains all the essential nutrients they need to thrive.

Chinese Money Plant Soil

Another popular question is, what is the best soil for Chinese money plant? We recommend a well-draining potting mix for your Chinese money plant. Our Cactus and Succulent repotting soil is ideal for this.

How to Prune a Chinese Money Plant

Regular Chinese money plant pruning will help maintain the appearance and shape of your plant. When pruning your Chinese money plant, yellow leaves should be removed to help promote new growth.

Pruning a Chinese money plant should be done with clean, sharp pruning shears. These will make clean cuts and prevent the spread of diseases.

Chinese Money Plant Diseases

Chinese money plants are generally resistant to pests. However, they can occasionally be affected by mealybugs or spider mites.

A good way to check for pests is to regularly inspect the leaves. This can be done at the same time when watering your plants. You could also incorporate wiping down the leaves with a wet cloth into this process.

If you do notice any bugs then SB Plant Invigorator and Bug Killer spray is an easy to use product that can be used through the year.

Final thoughts on Chinese Money Plants

With it's simple care requirements. It is easy to see why these plants are a popular choice for any houseplant collection. Whether at the office or at home.

By following this care guide, you can ensure you provide the ideal environment for your Chinese money plants to thrive in your space.

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