4" Peperomia Hope

4" Peperomia HopeSporty little Peperomia Hope was bred in the Netherlands by Josephus Van Der Velden. Stiff, reddish stems poke up with evenly spaced leaf nodes, each holding three round leaves arranged in a kind of goofy looking clover pattern. The succulent type leaves are a satiny, smooth, medium green with ghostly, barely there lines running to the edges. Bunchy at first, it will swarm over the pot edge to dangle like a crowd of green dots. Peperomias are a

Sporty little Peperomia Hope was bred in the Netherlands by Josephus Van Der Velden. Stiff, reddish stems poke up with evenly spaced leaf nodes, each holding three round  leaves arranged in a kind of goofy looking clover pattern. The succulent type leaves are a satiny, smooth, medium green with ghostly, barely there lines running to the edges. Bunchy at first, it will swarm over the pot edge to dangle like a crowd of green dots. Peperomias are a flowering gang so this one blooms as well, little pale spikes on the tips of the stems, not so much to look at but it's fun to see blooms anytime. Actually epiphytic in nature, it nestles on trees, gleaning refreshing water and nutrients from the jungle canopy and rain.

• Pet Friendly

Quick Care Guide:

• Water - Medium (3):  Water plant when dry. Plant does not like soil to always be moist, but doesn't like to stay dry once becomes dry. Water as soon as soil is dry.
• Light - Medium (3):  Plant prefers natural, diffused light. Can be placed in a spacious living room. Indirect light preferred. No direct sunlight on leaves.
• Difficulty - Medium (3):  Not too difficult to keep happy, but does require some attention.

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