Peperomia 'Raindrop'

Peperomia 'Raindrop'Botanical Name: Peperomia polybotrya Common Names: Peperomia Raindrop, coin plant, coin leaf peperomia Description: The Raindrop Peperomia, scientifically known as peperomia polybotrya, is an easy to care for, charming houseplant known for its fat, thick, shiny leaves that look like a raindrops. Native to South Americas tropical regions, this plant grows on the jungle floor and therefore likes similar house conditions: bright filtered light, and

It can produce clusters of creamy white flowers that are highly fragrant

Light: Requires full sun to partial sun for best berry color

flavorful Katy

with some species located in South America

Grafted onto Maxma 14® rootstock

This particular hybrid produces reddish pointy leaves under strong light and a beautiful succulent rosette when is in non-carnivorous phase

Avoid soggy conditions

indirect sunlight as well as soil that is constantly moist from watering

Aloe vera remains a timeless and indispensable botanical treasure

so indoor growing may require pruning

deep green leaves are speckled with lime green and yellow spots and it features a whitish-green central leaf vein

Hardiness: Best grown in USDA zones 5–9