The Friendship Plant's texture is sure to catch the eye straight away. Its bumpy leaves look velvety, and its bright green is contrasted by the maroon shades in the middle of each leaf. Give it a humid spot, with bright light and not too much water, and it will reward you with bright, colourful growth and attention-stealing texture. And why is it called a friendship plant? Because it is easy to propagate and share with your friends! Just divide offshoots at the root and pot into their own space, and you've got a whole new plant to share! **Scientific Name** Pilea mollis 'Moon Valley' (soft plant with leaves like felt caps, variety: Moon Valley) **Common Name** Friendship Plant, Moon Valley Pilea **Origin** Native to Central and South America **Water** Allow the top third of the soil to dry out between waters; as the plant grows quite low down, its leaves can easily become too soggy and rot if the soil is kept wet! Reduce watering further in winter. **Humidity** This plant likes consist