What makes Sherry so special

The Peperomia Graveolens is a vibrant purple and red that has “windowed” leaves that sprout from a red stem. This means that the leaves are translucent under the reddy-purple, allowing the sunlight in and prompting photosynthesis to begin. One must always keep an eye out for over watering during the winter months as light levels begin to descend. Speaking of light, the Peperomia Graveolens necessitates a balance of light and shade. Sherry is a lovely succulent that doesn't require much from you to thrive! Just make sure to place her somewhere she can get bright, indirect light and be (very!) careful with overwatering.