Peperomia Caperata are small, easy care houseplants
These little cuties make the perfect plant for a nook or shelf
Peperomia Caperata prefer well draining potting mix
The roots will rot quickly if they sit in moist compact soil
Peperomias do best in pots that drain well and fit their roots
They don't mind being a little root bound
Variegated Peperomia caperatas need moderate to bright, indirect light at least 6 hours a day
Keep them out of strong direct hot light
When properly potted in a succulent soil mix they need weekly watering
Peperomia plants will do best in temperatures between 65-85 degrees F
Peperomias are mostly susceptible to mealybugs
Be sure to watch for signs of early pest activity
Peperomias grow naturally in clusters
When repotting you can pull the clusters apart and repot into different planters
They can also be propagated by stem cuttings