Peperomia Caperata | Emerald Ripple (S)

Name: Peperomia Caperata | Emerald Ripple (S)
Brand: Peperomia
SKU: PEPEROMIA-CAPERATA-EMERALD-RIPPLE-4IN
Price: 14.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Elizabeth

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Chosen length

19cm - 14.00

How do you measure height?

Good question! We measure the height from the top of the plant to the bottom of the pot (including the pot itself).

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Maya Growing Premium Mix 3L ($13.30)

Marphyl 500ml Soil Enhancer ($18.05)

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Total price

Elizabeth - 1x

14.00

Without pot

Elizabeth

14.00

Without pot

Elizabeth's survival guide

The Crinkly Accordion Virtuoso.

Looking like she was meticulously folded out of fine green origami paper, Elizabeth brings a fascinating texture to any small tabletop. She shows off a dense canopy of heart-shaped leaves that are deeply puckered and grooved, creating a miniature mountain range of emerald green and dark, shadowy valleys. She behaves like a quiet, introverted scholar who hates big, open spaces, preferring to stay small and tidy while neatly tucked into a cozy, humid desk corner. While she is incredibly easy to please and thrives under simple indoor lighting, she will absolutely lose her cool if her roots get stuck in a soggy bog, demanding a fast-drying soil mix to keep her crinkles looking sharp.

10 cm pot

Frequent water needed

Once every three years

19 cm tall

Bright, no direct sunlight

Not toxic

Once a month in summer

How to care for Elizabeth

The Peperomia Caperata is traditionally found in the rainforests of Brazil, meaning that in the home they would be best suited to similar conditions - humid with high temperatures. Because of the thick canopy of trees in rainforests that block the light, the Peperomia Caperata would not enjoy direct sunlight. Try not to overwater and a sign of this will be black stems and lower leaves which are direct consequences of soggy soil. Another way to fight this is to make sure the container you use has enough drainage holes to get rid of any excess water.