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Pilea ‘Mojito’ (Pilea peperomioides)

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Pilea ‘Mojito’ 🌿🍹

The Chinese Money Plant got a makeover. Pilea ‘Mojito’ has all the round, coin-shaped foliage we love from the classic Pilea, but each leaf is splashed and marbled with fresh shades of green and cream.

Compact, quirky and relatively easy-going, it’s a brilliant little plant for shelves, desks and side tables - and because every new leaf develops its own pattern, no two plants look quite the same.

Plant Care
  • Light: Give it plenty of bright, indirect light to help maintain its variegation. Avoid strong direct sunshine, which can scorch the lighter areas.
  • Watering: Allow the top few centimetres of soil to dry before watering thoroughly. Avoid leaving it sitting in water.
  • Temperature: Happiest around 16–24°C. Keep away from cold draughts and sudden temperature changes.
  • Humidity: Normal household humidity is absolutely fine.
  • Feed: Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertiliser.

Meet Your Plant

  • Foliage: Round, coin-shaped leaves with irregular green and cream variegation
  • Growth: Compact and upright, making it ideal for smaller spaces
  • Variegation: Every leaf is different — markings and colour intensity naturally vary from plant to plant
  • Propagation: Mature plants can produce pups around the base which can be separated and grown on
  • Pet Friendly: Considered non-toxic to cats and dogs
  • Also Known As: Variegated Chinese Money Plant
  • Origin: A cultivated variety of Pilea peperomioides, a species native to southern China

Good To Know

Pet Friendly

This is a leafy lover for everyone; cats, dogs and kids, even pet goats if that's your thing.

A Little Bit Diva

This botanical buddy won't just up and die on you if it isn't happy. It'll let you know it needs a bit of fuss and attention, which it will, periodically. Check the care details.

Bright, Indirect Light

Loves being in the spotlight. Thrives on attention. Just not direct sunlight, that’s where it draws the line. We’re glowing, not grilling.

How not to kill your Pilea ‘Mojito’ (Pilea peperomioides)

We've created a personalised Grow Guide for your Pilea ‘Mojito’ (Pilea peperomioides). Just follow this easy guide and you & your new leafy mate will be loving life together!

Light: Indirect

I'm pretty flexible, actually. Generally I'd rather be in a bright spot, with plenty of indirect light. But if all you've got is a moderately shady corner, that's no biggie I'll happily adapt with perhaps a bit less watering. Just keep me out of any harsh, direct sun and we'll get on just fine.

Humidity: Normal

Atmospherics? I'm really not that bothered, actually. Just your everyday household humidity is fine. No extra attention required, thanks, so don't be comin' at me with that spritzer!

Watering: Moderate

I'm a Moderate Molly! Not one for necking my drinks and shouting out for more, I'm much more about nursing mine and savouring every last drop. A gentle top-up once a week should be just fine for me, thanks.

Top tips from our Agony Plant.

Give it a little quarter turn every week. Like other Pileas, it loves growing towards the light, and rotating the pot helps keep that lovely round shape rather than having the whole thing leaning towards the window.

Diva Rating 🌿

5 / 10 — STYLE

A touch more particular than your standard Chinese Money Plant because of that variegation, but hardly a full-time job. Good light, sensible watering and you’re sorted.

New home or buddy for your leafy mate?