Learn All About Pilea Moon Valley (Pilea Mollis) with our Guide
Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) is native to Central and South America. It quilted leaves (which inspired the nickname as they resemble craters and valleys on the moon) and multicoloured foliage makes for an unusual houseplant to have. This easy care Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) will add an interesting touch to any room. They do flower however the flower is not very impressive.
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Light |
Bright, indirect light is best for the Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) however they can tolerate some lower light levels. |
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Watering |
Water your Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) once a week in the growing season (March-September) and once every two weeks in Winter. |
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Humidity |
Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) enjoys a humid environment, therefore you can mist yours frequently. |
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Temperature |
Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) prefers temperatures between 15-26c. |
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Fertilizer |
Feed your Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) once a month during the growing season (March-September). |
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Toxicity |
Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) is non toxic and can live alongside pets and small children. |
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Additional Care Information |
You should rotate your Moon Valley Pilea (Pilea Mollis) once a week to ensure the growth is even on all sides. |
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Troubleshooting |
Yellowing leaves that are wilted is a sign of overwatering. Check the roots for root rot and remove any mushy parts. Allow soil to dry out completely and water less frequently. Grey leaves and stunted growth indicated underwatering. Remove any crispy leaves and water more often as explained above. |
The information above is written by Plantila and should be used as a guide only. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you need any additional advice. If you have purchased a plant at Plantila that's not doing so well please send us a picture via WhatsApp to 028 42 798478 and we will try to help.