I’m loving the Peperomia genus more and more! The beautiful variety in growth habit, foliage shape and form (not to mention their ease of care) is truly a delight. Here are 10 easy to grow Peperomia if you are looking for ideas to expand your collection and try something new. They are among my favorites, …
Peperomia ‘Hope’ is a delightful cultivar resulting from a cross between Peperomia deppeana and Peperomia quadrifolia. A member of the Piperaceae family (pepper family of plants), this perennial epiphyte has beautiful trailing stems with small, semi-succulent round leaves. Since Peperomia ‘Hope’ will remain a relatively small plant, it is great for small spaces if you …
Commonly known as the Ripple Peperomia, Peperomia caperata is a popular houseplant with characteristically quilted, heart-shaped leaves. Many varieties are available and are presented later this in this post. Keep reading to find out the best way to take care of this stunning Brazilian rain forest native. This compact plant is perfect for small spaces …
Is your Peperomia obtusifolia (also known as “Baby Rubber Plant”) ready to be repotted? If you want to make sure you’re doing the absolute best job you can, keep reading. I will show you 3 simple steps (with photos) so you can ensure that you have success! You’ll want to do this the right way …
Pepperomia obtusifolia is one of my favorite (and easiest!) houseplants to grow indoors. Some common names include Baby Rubber Plant, Radiator Plant, Pepper Face Plant and American Rubber Plant. In this post, I will share with you some crucial care tips including light, watering, fertilizing, soil and pot size, temperature and humidity, flowering, propagation and …
Peperomia prostrata, commonly known as String of Turtles, is a delightful, easy to care for species in the Peperomia genus. Some other common names include Turtle Vine, Chain of Turtles, and Jade Necklace. This native of Ecuador is a trailing species with small, round and succulent leaves and is a perfect plant for smaller spaces. …
The more Peperomia plants I grow, the more I love them, and I’ve really come to love Peperomia puteolata! You will also see it named as Peperomia tetragona and even Peperomia fosteri. Commonly named the Parallel Peperomia, it is an easy care, trailing species from Colombia. Peperomia Puteolata Care This fast growing Peperomia starts off …
Peperomia polybotrya, also known as Coin-Leaf Peperomia or Raindrop Peperomia, is a delightful addition to your houseplant collection. The glossy green, thick, heart-shaped leaves are beautiful and the plant remains pretty compact so it is great for smaller spaces! Native to Colombia and Peru, this upright grower doesn’t get much larger than about 12-15 inches …
Watermelon peperomia, or Peperomia argyreia, is a beautiful foliage houseplant named after the fact that its leaves resemble watermelon rinds. And what beautiful foliage it is! I’ve known many people that have killed this plant, but if you follow my tips, you can succeed so keep reading! This plant is truly easy to grow if …
Peperomia perciliata, sometimes called Peperomia fagerlindii, is a rare jewel for any houseplant collection if you can get your hands on it! The small heart shaped leaves, reddish stems and dainty white flowers are a feast for the eyes. This Ecuadorian native is now considered to be endangered in nature. Unlike many other Peperomia plants, …