Peperomia ‘Dragon Skin’ The Turboensis or Dragon Skin peperomia, is one of the newest peperomia hybrids on the market. The distinct texture of its leaves, featuring intricate silver veins that run across the surface, adds a touch of elegance to its overall appearance. Due to its manageable size and captivating...
Peperomia Caperata ‘Frost’ The Peperomia Frost is a small, compact peperomia hybrid. The name “Frost” comes from the silver color of the leaves. These colorful little plants are perfect for office desks and windowsills. Not only are these peperomias cute and colorful, they are also non-toxic and Pet Safe. Peperomias...
Peperomia Caperata ‘Schumi Red‘ The Caperata Schumi Red is a small, compact peperomia hybrid. The name “Schumi Red” comes from the deep red color of the leaves. These colorful little plants are perfect for office desks and windowsills. My personal Schumi Red hangs out on my side table. Not only...
Variegated Cupid Peperomia The Variegated Scandens Pepromia has slightly spade or heart-shaped leaves with white and green variegation. This is a trailing peperomia with a growth pattern similar to pothos. They are extremely popular houseplants due to their bright foliage, trailing habit, and being Pet Safe. Scandens originates from Central...
Variegated Baby Rubber Plant The Variegated Baby Rubber Plant has thick succulent-like leaves that are almost perfectly round. Variegata is the most common cultivator of Obtusifolia next to the solid green, Baby Rubber Plant. Some cultivators are marbled and others have red-margins. Obtusifolia is a small, compact peperomia originating in...
Baby Rubber Plant Obtusifolia is a small, compact peperomia originating in the South American rainforest. The name Obtusifolia means “blunt leaved”. They get their nickname Baby Rubber Plant due to their shared appearance with Ficus Elastica but the two plants are not related. The Baby Rubber Plant has thick succulent-like...
Peperomia albovittata ‘Piccolo Banda’ The Piccolo Banda is a small, compact peperomia hybrid. The name “Banda” comes from the red and green stripes on the leaves. These colorful little plants are perfect for office desks and windowsills. My personal Banda hangs out on my nightstand. Not only are these peperomias...
