Peperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' Size:12cm Please Note: This species is

Please Note: This species is best kept in terrarium or high humidity conditions

and its common name references the red colouring of its juvenile leaves and petioles

creating a "patchwork" or "harlequin" effect that makes it an attractive foliage plant even when not in bloom

Monstera deliciosa grows as a hemiepiphyte

airy substrate that protects its shallow roots and creeping rhizome

Peperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' Size:12cm Please Note: This species isPeperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' is a compact trailing plant with fleshy, semi succulent foliage arranged in groups of three or four at each node. The small, round leaves are smooth, slightly cupped, and pale green with faint lighter striping. It trails neatly from a shelf or hanging planter and stays manageable without regular pruning. Drought tolerant and easy going, it suits bright spots where other trailing plants might dry out too quickly. Origins