Green Scindapsus

Name: Green Scindapsus
Brand: Growhub AE
SKU: 78256
Price: 110 AED
Availability: InStock

(Green Scindapsus )

A charming and easy-care indoor plant, the Chinese Money Plant (Pilea peperomioides) on a moss stick offers a unique upright growth form supported by its round, coin-like leaves. Loved for its sculptural look and cheerful foliage, it makes a delightful statement on desks, shelves, or side tables, bringing a pop of green and a touch of whimsy to modern interiors.

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Description

Green Scindapsus on Moss Stick is a sculptural and low-maintenance indoor plant loved for its round, coin-shaped leaves and upright growth. Trained on a moss stick, it adds structured greenery and modern charm to any room or workspace.

A member of the Urticaceae family and native to southern China, this plant symbolizes luck and prosperity. Its fast-growing nature and unique appearance make it ideal for tabletops, shelves, or as a vertical accent in bright indoor spaces.

The Green Scindapsus thrives in bright, indirect light and prefers to dry slightly between waterings. Use well-draining potting soil and avoid letting the roots sit in water. It's adaptable to average indoor temperatures and humidity, making it easy to grow year-round.

This plant occasionally produces baby offshoots ("pups") that can be propagated to grow more plants—perfect for sharing with friends or expanding your collection.

Disclaimer:
Our plants are delivered in nursery pots. The size mentioned includes both the plant and its pot. As living plants, each specimen may vary slightly in shape, size, or fullness depending on season and growth stage.

Caring for your Green Scindapsus

Difficulty Level - Moderate

Light Requirements Size Guide

- Indirect Light

Watering Schedule - Once a week

Water the Green Scindapsus moderately, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings. While it enjoys consistent moisture, overwatering can lead to root rot, especially in pots without proper drainage. During the growing season (spring and summer), water when the soil feels dry to the touch—typically once a week. In fall and winter, reduce frequency as the plant’s growth slows. Ensure the pot has drainage holes and avoid letting water accumulate at the base to keep roots healthy and prevent soggy conditions.

Pet Friendliness - No