This study evaluated cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb) accumulation by Eleusine indica L. plants grown in soil with different Cd and Pb concentrations in 3 months to assess the affect of the metal concentrations in soil to the plant’s remediating ability to grow in Cd- and Pbcontaminated soil for phytoremediation purpose. At the Cd concentration in soil of 50-200 mg/kg, the cumulative Cd content in leaves of Eleusine indica L. was from 75.61±3.12 mg/kg to 195.21±4.20 mg/kg; that in root was from 365.09±10.11 mg/kg to 482.08±20.51 mg/kg; and its ability to remove Cd reached a peak of 2.883-2.973 mg/plant. At the Pb concentration in soil of 1,500-3,000 mg/kg, the ability of Pb accumulation in the leaves was from 149.25±7.23 mg/kg to 189.60±8.19 mg/kg, and the Pb accumulation capacity in roots was from 1,332.65 ±13.16 mg/kg to 2,754.6±15.34 mg/kg. The capability of removing Pb from the soil was high, reached 14.01-14.36 mg/plant.