Peperomia axillaris is an exotic plant that has a nice upright form. Its chartreuse foliage grows in tight clumps and is shapped like peapods with a green stripe on top. Easy to grow they are perfect for indoor pots. Unlike most succulents, Peperomia axillaris prefer not to dry out completely between watering.
They like to grow in tight pots with moist soil. Unlike most succulents, Peperomia axillaris prefer not to dry out completely between watering.
Description. Peperomia axillaris is a precious little shrub-like succulent with translucent-green peapod-like leaves. He likes bright light but doesn't need direct sunlight.
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. One of the reasons I love peperomia plants is their delicate, compact appearance, so I’m usually fairly aggressive in pruning mine back to keep their ornamental appearance.
These plants need a minimum temperature of 10C. The Peperomia Axillaris is a bright green mini-shrub that grows to about 25cm in height. They have folded-type leaves and grow in a compact clump.
The good news is that the ASPCA considers peperomias to be non-toxic and a cat-friendly plant. The Peperomia Axillaris is a bright green mini-shrub that grows to about 25cm in height. They have folded-type leaves and grow in a compact clump. They like to be tightly potted and to have their soil kept moist.