Plant peperomia

I currently have two Peperomia hopes in my collection + whenever I share a photo of either plants over on Instagram I always get some questions about their growth habit + more specifically, how I…

These houseplants were made to drape and dangle. Their sweeping foliage is the perfect living statement piece for your decor.

Peperomia Hope is yet another beautiful and low-maintenance member of the Peperomia genus. Read on for Peperomia Hope care and propagation!

With so many peperomia plant varieties out there, it’s easy to find one you’ll love to add to your houseplant collection. But when you do, you’ll need to know how to care for it so it will live for a long time. In this guide on how to grow peperomia I share essential care tips that apply to all the types. Get info on choosing the best soil, how to water, light requirements, how to prune Peperomia, propagation tips and so much more. It’s a great place to start learning how to keep yours…

You may know Peperomia obtusifolia by one of its many common names including baby rubber plant, American rubber plant, Peperomia green, or pepper face plant! A member of the abundant genus Peperomia, which contains over

The nerve plant is a charming little plant that gets its name from the white stripes that run through its little leaves. It is a Peperomia, or radiator plant. Usually grown as houseplants, they also do well in terrariums. They grow to a height of 3-6 inches, and can spread up to 12-18 inches. A wonderful addition to an office or houseplant collection!

Peperomia verticillata Red Log grows best in bright indirect light, average warmth and humidity and moderately moist, rich, succulents soil coupled with monthly feeding in the growing season.

Learn the cause for the leggy Watermelon Peperomia plant and how to fix it. Make your plant look fuller in no time.