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People just love growing Peperomia plants because of how easy they are to take care of and keep alive. They basically thrive on neglect, and you can get away with just watering them once a week. You also don’t have to prune or fertilize them. However, there are certain care requirements that you should know […]

For a houseplant lover, filling their living spaces with green is the dream. A lot of people fall in love with a Peperomia polybotrya when they see it. And why not? These plants, with their green and raindrop-shaped leaves, are beautiful. So how do you keep a Peperomia polybotrya alive? It’s actually very easy. You

Native to Central and South America, peperomia frost is most commonly found in the Brazilian rainforest. Its muted green heart-shaped leaves (giving the plant a frosted appearance, which is where it gets its name) make it a real beauty to look at. Like succulents, Peperomia Caperata demands little from their owners while offering a lot

As part of the Peperomia plant family, this variety is suitably designed for use as a houseplant. Peperomia Puteolata is cute, it is compact, it is unfussy, and it is not toxic to family pets or small children. This is an ideal plant for gardeners of all skill levels and schedules. Whether you are new

Also known as Amazon Fuzz, this Peperomia Incana variety is known for its fuzzy leaves. It is a slow-growing and succulent-like tropical plant from the rainforests of South America. Just like its many other family members, it is easygoing and unfussy, but it does feature a few different care requirements that most other Peperomia varieties

As one of the most strikingly beautiful Peperomia varieties, you are sure to want one to round out your plant collection. While this variety is beautiful and unique-looking when compared to other Peperomia plants, it still maintains the distinctly easygoing and unfussy care and maintenance requirements that its plant family is known for. How to

This variety of Peperomia is very succulent-like. Its combination of succulent characteristics and the easygoing Peperomia family traits make this plant an ideal option for a beginner or a busy gardener. With so many positive attributes going for it, you’re going to want one Peperomia Prostrata for your own window sill garden or to use

If ever there was a variety of Peperomia that showcased its close familial ties to the pepper family (Piperaceae), the Peperomia Rosso also known as Emerald Ripple Pepper is it. This is a stunning plant with an easygoing nature that is sure to become a favorite for window sill gardens. This stunning plant is actually

If you really want a plant feature or a talking point for your sill garden window, the Peperomia Ferreyrae a.k.a Pincushion Peperomia is sure to deliver. This unique-looking plant has many common names because it has such interesting features. You may see it labeled as a Green Bean Peperomia, a Happy Bean Peperomia, or a

Peperomia Argyreia is an adorably compact perennial plant with striking foliage. It comes from South and Central America and is a part of the Piperaceae plant family. While its common name may lead some to believe that it is related to either watermelons or begonias or both, in actuality, it is not related to either.