Common species of Pilea

Pilea variegata

This is the most common variety. There are obvious patterns on the leaves.

Pilea

The branches and leaves are densely grown, and the plant is relatively short, less than 20 cm.

Pilea

Also known as hairy toad grass, it is a perennial herb. The plant is creeping and spreading, with many thin branches, and it is very easy to take root at the nodes. The leaves are round, light green, and have bubble-like protrusions on the surface. The flowers are small and grow in the leaf axils. The plant is dioecious.

Pilea

Also known as toad grass and moon-surface cold water flower, it is a perennial evergreen herb with a plant height of 20-50cm . The leaves are opposite each other in a cross shape, with brown-red veins and yellow-green main color. The leaves are wrinkled and beautiful. The flowers are light pink and white, in umbels, and bloom in spring and summer.

Pilea argentea

It is also called silver-veined toad grass. It grows upright and is easy to branch. The leaves are dark green with a beautiful silver-white stripe in the center, running from the base of the leaf to the top, which is quite ornamental.