Peperomia Hope | Sent Bare Rooted | Trailing Succulent House Plant | RARE

Peperomia hope is a unique plant in the Peperomia family. It has small, thick, rounded leaves and grows long, trailing stems. Like other Peperomia types, Peperomia hope is a slow-growing semi-succulent that is easy to care for. Its compact size and few requirements make it a great trailing plant for beginners.

Peperomia hope light requirements are easy to meet in most homes. Place the plant where it will receive a few hours of medium, indirect light from a south- or east-facing window.

Peperomia hope watering should happen every 7 to 10 days, or whenever the top two inches of soil feel dry to the touch. It likes slightly moist soil, but will rot if watered too heavily. Peperomia hope likes the “drench and drain” method of watering. Drench the soil under running water for a minute or two then allow the excess to drain thoroughly through the drainage holes.

Water your Peperomia hope plant more often in the summer months when growth is at its peak. If you see scab-like blemishes on the leaves, it’s getting too much water.

You will recieve the plant in the photos or a very similar one.

Will be sent bare rooted in a small bag with compost.

When you recieve them just pot them up.