Peperomia Nivalis are a funky little plant that belong to the Peperomia family. Species of Peperomia range from fine leaved all the way to succuelent with their fantastic variety making them such a popular houseplant to collect. The Peperomia Nivalis falls into the succulent category making it a relatively easy houseplant to take care of that doesn’t need a lot from you
Nivalis requires moderate but consistent watering throughout its growing season. Ideally, water the plant every 7 to 10 days. Keep the soil moist and allow the soil to dry between watering sessions.
The nivalis peperomia plant has light feeding requirements. Too much or too little fertilization is dangerous to the plant. Maintain a balance and use a balanced 20-20-20 water-soluble liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season – spring and summer.
Peperomia nivalis prefers humus-based or a peat-rich soil for maximum growth. The plant does well planted in 2 parts peat moss or 1 part perlite or sand. Whatever the soil type, the peperomia requires well-drained soil.
There’s no need to be too delicate when it comes to pruning peperomia plants. They tolerate pruning really well, so don’t hold back.
Ideally, the peperomia plant needs room temperatures from 65° to 80° degrees Fahrenheit (18° – 27° C).
