Creeping Charlie is a creeping groundcover perennial plant in the Urticaceae family. Often grown indoors as a house plant.  When planted outside it is considered weedy.  Each oval leaf is bright to glossy medium green with small scalloped edges.  Veins appear to be sunken giving the interveinal sections a puffy, crinkly look.  The flowers are white to pinkish but are insignificant. Sprawling fleshy stems can root at the nodes where stems contact soil so it can be quite weedy.   If planting outdoors, do so in protected frost-free areas or use as a bedding or a container annual.  

This plant does best in semi-shade and consistently moist fertile well-drained soils in a humid environment. As a house plant, provide water when the top 1 inch is dry and fertile monthly from spring to fall.