Local Garden Shop lured me in to inquire about this baby Peperomia Plant. All peperomia plants, are semi- succulents with very similar care requirements.
When growing a Peperomia, locate the plant in a medium to low light situation away from direct sun.
The Peperomia is a perennial and a low shade loving houseplant. It is an attractive addition to a desk, a table or a windowsill. I just love the two colors that are featured in this garden center, and especially the round/oval leaves fool of texture and patterns.
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This looks like a plant that can survive me without green fingers
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How great
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I love these plants they are so pretty in themselves without flowers the foliage is so attractive.
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Very happy to hear!
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The Peperomia would most likely thrive during our dull winter months. Thank you, Luda, for the lovely photo!
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That is great. May be it will work for you. Thank you, Peter for your response.
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These plants are lovely!
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Xoxoxoxo, my dear Diana.
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💙💙
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If it grows in low light I may have the perfect spot for one. What species is pictured here?
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Peperomia plants grow well in the medium, indirect, low light provided by a west or east-facing window. These plants even grow under fluorescent lights. Insufficient light causes the slow-growing peperomia plant to stop growing altogether. Direct sunlight burns the leaves. There are 100 species, although these particular ones did not indicate the specific type.
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What a gorgeous plant and photo!❤
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Thank you, Richa – have an amazing day
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You too! Blessings.. ❤
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Lovely leaves.
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Thank you for your comment and visit Chloris.
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It’s a very striking plant!
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Awww- thank you, Andrea ✨🌷✨
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