Peperomia Frost Succulent Under Western Skies offers page

Under Western Skies offers page after page of encouraging ingenuity and inventive design for passionate gardeners who call the West home

They are great for pruning

The flowers bloom between October and December with pompom-like clusters of tiny white flowers that smell like cinnamon

and was designed with colors that you would find in any landscape

White flowers bloom in the spring and winter

Peperomia Frost Succulent Under Western Skies offers pagePeperomia Frost, Peperomia caperata Frost, Silver Peperomia, Frost Peperomia A rippled peperomia with frosted green leaves. This plant can reach up to one foot high and wide. The flowers are spiky. Peperomia comes from the Greek words meaning resembling pepper. Bright indirect light Allow soil to dry in between waterings Well drained potting mix made up of one part sand or perlite and two parts peat Best in consistent temperatures of 65 75 degrees Non