Peperomia ‘Hope’
Hope peperomia
Commonly called trailing jade, this plant cascades nicely holding green coin like leaves. Wants to go dry between waterings in winter and mostly dry in Summer.
 Synonyms | Peperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' |
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 Height | 2–3ft |
 Width | 1–6in |
 Tolerates | Pots |
 Water needs | Moderate |
This plant wants the top two thirds of its soil to dry out between waterings, while always having some moisture left deep in the pot. Generally the plant will want water every one to three weeks. | |
 Hardy to | 45°F |
 Plant traits | Epiphyte, Foliage Feature, Succulent |
 Indoor / outdoor | Indoor or Outdoor |
 Drainage | In Pots: Cactus Mix, Orchid Bark |
 Fertilizing | All Purpose |
 Origin | Central America |
 California native | No |
Growing Notes
Being an epiphyte this plant does well in a small pot for a long time, or can be mounted.
Appreciates humidity, avoid rooms with hot dry air. Plant appreciates misting.
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