Peperomia Axillaris?
I believe this guy is a Peperomia Axillaris (per his care card). But I can't find that peperomia variety in Greg's database.
I have him labeled as a Pincushion Peperomia but I don't think that's the same thing.
Anyone have any experience with this type of sudo-succulent? #succulentsquad #peperomia
I have him labeled as a Pincushion Peperomia but I don't think that's the same thing.
Anyone have any experience with this type of sudo-succulent? #succulentsquad #peperomia
1ft to light, indirect
4â pot with drainage
Last watered 3 weeks ago
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Perhaps one of the #gregteam can add that variety? @RJG
This plant does like bright indirect light, as per the plant card. It helps maintain the right photosynthesis to maintain the light green color. :) Otherwise, it should like well draining soil like any other succulent! Let the soil dry between watering, etc. you should do great!
This plant does like bright indirect light, as per the plant card. It helps maintain the right photosynthesis to maintain the light green color. :) Otherwise, it should like well draining soil like any other succulent! Let the soil dry between watering, etc. you should do great!
@malobee thanks! He's definitely an interesting plant - sort of a succulent, but not really? And his leaves are these cute little banana-looking pods.
He likes to be kept damp (very un-succy) and he's really taken off once I got that nailed down.
He likes to be kept damp (very un-succy) and he's really taken off once I got that nailed down.
@RedHeadPlants Make sure to select Best Answer if someone has answered your question to help others as well ð SUCH A CUTE PLANT BTW