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Peperomia Raindrop
€26.45 €24.27
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The Peperomia can be recognized by its thick, round leaves. It absorbs a lot of moisture as it is semi-succulent.
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The height of our plants are measured from the ground to the top.
Please note that the delivery height may vary 10%.
The diameter of our plants is the diameter of the nursery pot. We recommend a decorative pot with a diameter that’s larger.
Height
35 cm
Potsize
14 cm
Botanical name
Peperomia Polybotrya
Toxic to pets
No
Care
Watering Requires water every 2 weeks. During the summer once a week
Best location Grows best with medium light. Can't withstand full sun
Plant nutrition It is best if you add plant nutrition once every month during the summer
Repotting Preferably once every 3 years
Description
The Peperomia originates from Central and South America. When the plant was found, it turned out to belong to the pepper family. Hence the name Peperomia.
The most common Peperomia is the Peperomia Obtusifolia. The plant can be recognized by its thick, round leaves. It absorbs a lot of moisture as it is semi-succulent. This means it's easier to take care of Peperomia plants than most other indoor plants. The plant can suck up water, so you won’t need to water weekly.
| With or without pot? | Without decorative pot |
|---|---|
| Height in cm | 35 cm |
| Pot size in diameter | 14 cm |
| Linnaeus name | Peperomia Polybotrya |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Attributes | Air-purifying, Easy to care for, Green, Non-toxic / pet-friendly, Small |
| Location | Indirect sunlight |
| Watering | Requires water every 2 weeks. During the summer once a week |
| Best location | Grows best with medium light. Can't withstand full sun |
| Plant nutrition | It is best if you add plant nutrition once every month during the summer |
| Repotting | Preferably once every 3 years |
| Toxic | No |
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