Name: Peperomia axillaris - Succulent Plant
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Peperomia axillaris - Succulent Plant

Description

Common name -Piper Peperomia, Peperomia axillaris plant

Scientific name -Peperomia axillaris

Description

Peperomia axillaris is a slow growing miniature succulent. It will grow to about 10" in height and branch with age. If you want it to stay compact with small leave place it in a bright light environment. ... This rare and easy to grow succulent is a great item for anyone's collection.

Plant care and instruction

It will grow to about 10" in height and branch with age. If you want it to stay compact with small leave place it in a bright light environment. If it is placed in a lower light area the leaves with become slightly larger and the space between leaves will increase; giving the look of a more shrubby plant.

1.light -Bright Indirect Light

2.place -well drained fertile soil

3.water - Allow Plant to Completely Dry Between Thorough Waterings

4.fertilizer -every two week during growing season

5.repotting -during spring

6.temperature -65 - 75F

Special features

Peperomia axillaris is a precious little shrub-like succulent with translucent-green peapod-like leaves. He likes bright light but doesn't need direct sunlight. A peperomia flower stalk is covered with teeny-tiny flowers that have no scent.