Peperomia 'Frost'An elegant cultivar of Peperomia caperata. This plant shines a beautiful frosty blue. It practically sparkles! Care: Peperomias are semi succulent so they prefer to dry just a tad more than more than your average tropical plant. We recommend watering when the soil dry 3" 4" from the top of the soil. This may roughly be every 10 12 days depending on your home environment. They can show signs of wilting when they are thirsty! They require bright

These adorable little specimens native to Kenya

This Japanese Bird Nest variety is known for its incredibly ripply and scrunched up foliage which only gets more intense as it matures

They will like to go about 1-2" dry on the top of the soil before needing water

They are one of our favorite type of plants

Truly a must have for any collection

Scindapsus like these will be happiest in a bright filtered light to really thrive

indirect light and high humidity

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil medium

We recommend watering every 10-12 days during spring through fall

A lot of the species in the genus are known to be more hardy and tolerant of drier subtropical climates although some species grow in the rainforests

they only bloom usually in the fall and it only lasts 2-3 days

We are SO EXCITED to finally be able to share this species with you