Peperomias, small, tough and easy.
Compact semi-succulent foliage plants - watermelon, ripple, string of turtles, baby rubber plant. Thick leaves that store water and easy under lights. The collector genus for small spaces. There are 13 in the catalog.
Pets: check the species. The ASPCA lists many peperomias as non-toxic to cats and dogs - the baby rubber plant (Peperomia obtusifolia), the emerald ripple (P. caperata), the trailing P. prostrata and others - but not every species in this catalog is on its lists. Each profile says whether its plant is.
Beginner Baby Rubber Plant Peperomia
Beginner Beetle Peperomia
Beginner Peperomia
Beginner Peperomia Frost
Beginner Peperomia Ginny
Beginner Peperomia Hope
Beginner Peperomia Maculosa
Beginner Peperomia Rosso
Beginner Raindrop Peperomia
Beginner Ripple Peperomia
Beginner Watermelon Peperomia
Intermediate Peperomia Columbiana
Intermediate String of Turtles
Gear for peperomias
Indoor potting mix Fresh, fast-draining soil fixes more problems than any tonic. Check price Soil moisture meter Ends the overwatering guessing game. Check price Small terracotta pots Peperomias like a snug, fast-drying pot. Check price Full-spectrum grow light Winter light levels, solved. Check price
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