Peperomia graveolens

Peperomia graveolens, an attractive houseplant, is renowned for its colorful leaves.

Origin: Native to the dry, arid regions of Ecuador, it is adapted to a low-moisture environment.
Growth: Moderate growth, forming clumps of fleshy leaves
Flowers: Peperomia graveolens produces small flowers on spikes, which are generally inconspicuous compared with its showy foliage.
Light: Prefers bright but indirect light, and can tolerate partial direct light without burning its leaves.
Watering: Requires limited watering, allowing the substrate to dry out completely between waterings.
Substrate: A well-drained potting mix
Temperature: Withstands standard indoor temperatures well, but must be protected from extremely cold temperatures.
Toxicity: Non-toxic.

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