Peperomia, 6in, Hope, Hanging Basket

Peperomia Hope is an easy to take care of house plant that requires little maintenance and can even tolerate some neglect. It is a perennial epiphyte with small, succulent, round leaves and a trailing habit.

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Attributes

Type:Tropical / Perennial Epiphyte / Semi-Succulent
Height:Up to12in
Spread:Up to 8in
Zone:10-12
Pet Safe:Non-Toxic

Care

Temperature:18-24 Celsius

Light:Low to Medium Light Needs, Keep out of Direct Sun

Watering:Keep soil moist, but not soggy, during growing season. Water less in fall/winter, about every 7-10 days.

Fertilizer:Use a balanced liquid plant food to deal with the new plants feeding needs during the growing season and fertilize bi-weekly. You may also use slow-release fertilizer pellets. Do not fertilize during the winter.

Peperomia Hope is an easy to take care of house plant that requires little maintenance and can even tolerate some neglect. It is a perennial epiphyte with small, succulent, round leaves and a trailing habit. If you need any more photos or additional information on this product, send us a message using the chat button on our website with the product name, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. This plant has a representative product photo and the item you will receive may not be exactly as shown. Attributes Type:Tropical / Perennial Epiphyte / Semi-SucculentHeight:Up to12inSpread:Up to 8inZone:10-12Pet Safe:Non-Toxic Care Temperature:18-24 Celsius Light:Low to Medium Light Needs, Keep out of Direct Sun Watering:Keep soil moist, but not soggy, during growing season. Water less in fall/winter, about every 7-10 days. Fertilizer:Use a balanced liquid plant food to deal with the new plants feeding needs during the growing season and fertilize bi-weekly. You may also use slow-release fertilizer pellets. Do not fertilize during the winter.