PlantFiles: Creeping Charlie
Pilea nummulariifolia

A cutting was traded to me of this and I have found it is a very easy house plant.
No bug problem thus far (have had it a year now or so?), it grows very fast and though I do not have it in a hanging basket I can see how it would do great in one......
Very easy to root, separate. I have mine in just plain old soil, nothing special. I have it in full sun (had it in half full sun half partial sun and the part in partial sun did not do well), watered or misted daily.
It gives a nice feel to in the plant room since the leave are so different and pretty.

For me, this Pilea takes full sun just fine with enough water. I just stick it in moist soil and it roots and grows, and I usually take cues from the native Pileas and stick this in with them. This one is just so much prettier.

This is an attractive plant for hanging planters in Florida. They need to be protected from full sun.
MN4

Good in containers, baskets, creeping trailing semi-succulent round notched leaves about 1/2 - 1" in diameter. Makes a great groundcover. Flowers are insignificant.