Peperomia scandens ‘Variegata’

Peperomia scandens ‘Variegata’The Cupid Peperomia is a rarely seen vining peperomia which is native to South America. It is epiphytic (grows on other plants) and has lovely variegation on its heart shaped leaves. Most Peperomia are native to sub tropical areas of South and Central America but they can also be found in Africa, South Asia, and Oceania. The genus is in the family Piperaceae (the pepper family). Due to the fact that Peperomia like warm air, they are commonly known as

indirect light and should be protected from direct sun

Bright indirect light is best and feed every two weeks in spring/summer is favourable

Control growth by cutting stems when required

This stunning and rarely found variety will naturally climb or trail to show off its striking silvery-green foliage which makes a truly exquisite display

indirect light but will also tolerate lower light conditions

Weight: 176g

Schefflera are easy to care for and help to clean the surrounding air

The Epipremnum genus belongs to the Araceae family and was originally native to Polynesia

Pot Size: 13cm

Please note: you may notice a clean cut at the base of some stems

Although known as the Sago Palm

Feed in spring and summer and mist daily