This Peperomia is characterised by its pointed grey leaf. The underside of the leaf is red in colour. This is a trendy and modern plant that is easy to care for and suits any spot in your sitting room. Just give it a small amount of water once a week.This lovely plant is originally from Bolivia.
Allow the top half of the soil to dry out before watering. Overwatering will cause damage to the plant. A good technique is to water from the bottom rather than directly onto the plant. Water less in winter.
Bright, in-direct light. A west or east facing window is idea but be aware direct sunlight will burn leaves.
Re-pot Peperomia plants to the next size container when the roots of the plant have filled the existing pot. Planting Peperomia in a pot that is too large prevents the soil from drying out quickly and causes root rot.
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