Peperomia caperata 'Frost

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Peperomia caperata 'Frost' is an attractive variety of Peperomia caperata, renowned for its distinctive foliage that brings a touch of freshness to any indoor space. This variety is distinguished by its fleshy, deeply veined leaves, which sport a silver or grey colour, with shades of green, giving the impression that they are covered with a thin layer of frost, hence the name 'Frost'. The leaves have a texture and sparkle that catches the light, adding sparkle and contrast to the houseplant collection.

Origin: Like the original Peperomia caperata, 'Frost' comes from the tropical rainforests of Brazil, where these plants thrive in shady and moist environments under the forest canopy.

Growth: Peperomia caperata 'Frost' is compact and moderate in growth, forming a dense clump that can reach about 20 cm in height and width. This size and shape make it an ideal plant for small spaces, offices, or as a table plant.

Flowers: This variety can produce small, pale green or creamy flower spikes, similar to those of other Peperomias. While the flowers aren't the main attraction of the plant, they do offer extra interest when they appear.

Light: 'Frost' prefers bright indirect light to maintain the unique colour of its foliage, but it can tolerate lower levels of light. Too much direct light can damage the leaves, while too little light can reduce the intensity of the foliage color.

Watering: Like other members of the Peperomia family, 'Frost' requires moderate watering, allowing the substrate to dry out slightly between waterings. Avoid over-humidification to prevent root rot.

Substrate: A well-draining potting soil mix is crucial. Use a perlite-enriched substrate for houseplants or cacti and succulents to ensure good drainage.

Toxicity: Peperomia caperata 'Frost' is considered non-toxic to humans and pets, making it a safe option for home environments.

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