Watermelon Peperomia

About:

Watermelon peperomia is the common name used for a popular species from the Peperomia genus named Peperomia argyreia. It is named watermelon for its similarity of appearance to the rind (skin) of a watermelon.  Peperomia argyreia is a small plant grown for its attractive leaves. They grow up to 12 inches tall and the mini watermelon peperomia only grows up to 6 inches. Because of their small bushy rosette appearance they’re best suited when grown outdoors as a ground cover or grouped together with other plants indoors.

Flowering Season: N/A

Planting Media: Soilrite mix would be a perfect planting medium for all kinds of plants.  If required pebbles (1-1.5cm) can be added to the mix to make sure the planting medium is well drained.

Water: Water once or twice a week, depending on season. Allow soil to dry out almost completely before watering thoroughly.

Sunlight: It prefers medium to bright light. It can also tolerate low light as it is not suited for intense, direct sun.

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