Peperomia Caperata | Emerald Ripple (M) Pot:Growers pot Close relatives of prayer plants

Close relatives of prayer plants

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Peperomia Caperata | Emerald Ripple (M) Pot:Growers pot Close relatives of prayer plantsThe Peperomia Caperata is traditionally found in the rainforests of Brazil, meaning that in the home they would be best suited to similar conditions high(er) humidity and a warm and cozy environment. Tropical Plants like the Emerald Ripple typically sit nestled under the canopy of trees in rainforests where direct light is mostly blocked. Peperomia Caperata would therefore prefer areas that get lots of indirect light. Caperata are very tolerant plants