Peperomia are popular houseplants because they are very easy to care for. But there might come a time when you notice your peperomia leaves curling. When this happens, it is important not to take it for granted as the plant is trying to tell you something. Why are your peperomia leaves curling? The most common …
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The Peperomia Pepperspot is a trailing plant that features lots of small round-shaped glossy green leaves. Because of its growth habit and looks, it is often mistaken for the Peperomia Ruby Cascade which looks very similar. Other people also confuse the plant with another close relative the String of Turtles which likewise has the same …
The Peperomia Magnoliifolia is commonly known as the Spoonleaf Peperomia. This is because of the shape of its leaves which resemble that of a spoon. Other growers also call the plant by the name Desert Privet. In any case, this is a small houseplant that grows upright and is fairly compact. Its glossy green leaves …
The Owl Eye Peperomia features beautiful waxy green leaves that have a heart shape. They also have a distinctive “white eye” in the middle. Some people mistaken this plant for the Chinese Money Plant (Pilea Peperomioides)), which has similar looking foliage. However, the two are different plants from different genera. The Owl Eye Peperomia is …
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The Peperomia San Marino is a hybrid that was a result of crossing a Peperomia marmorata with a Peperomia peruviana cultivar. Interestingly enough, the resulting plant looks very much like a Peperomia rosso if you do not look closely. That said, the two are different plants with the Peperomia San Marino being smaller than the …
The Peperomia Maculosa is a low growing plant with beautiful spear-shaped leaves. Its leaves are also very distinctive as they feature white veins that create arches on the sides of the mid vein. How do you care for the Peperomia Maculosa? Keep the plant in a well-lit location but avoid direct sunlight which can scorch …
If you wake up one day and notice the leaves of your Monstera drooping, soft or wilting, it often means that the plant is not happy with something. Changes in the leaves including their shape, form, texture and texture are the plant’s way of warning you that it needs help. The earlier you can diagnose …
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The Peperomia Obtipan is a hybrid of the Peperomia obtusifolia. As such, its complete botanical name is Peperomia Obtusifolia Obtipan. It is also worth noting that there are variations of the plant. There is the: Peperomia obtusifolia ‘Obtipan Bicolor’ – which has variegations Peperomia obtusifolia ‘Obtipan Green’ – comes will solid green leaves That said, …
The Peperomia Axillaris looks like a succulent but is not a succulent. However, it does have succulent-like leaves where it stores water. This allows it to tolerate dry periods better than other plants. The plant features thick, fleshy leaves that are light green in color. And while it does produce yellow flowers, most growers will …
The Peperomia Golden Gate is a hybrid of the Peperomia obtusifolia. As such, its complete name is Peperomia obtusifolia Golden Gate. Although some people also call it the Baby Rubber Plant Peperomia obtusifolia variegatum The plant is best known for its beautiful variegated leaves which feature green , yellow and cream colors. It is a …
