Peperomia angulataThese uncommon Peperomias are often referred to as the Beetle Peperomia due to the shape and texture of the leaves resembling a beetle shell! They have thin yet firm red stems with dark green leaves that have light yellow veining. Like most peperomia, these naturally trail along the forest floor. Because of this, they are also somewhat epiphytic so can do well as a hanging plant or mount. They can quickly fill up a pot if you let them! Care:

A gorgeous variation classic specimen

We recommend bright indirect light and watering every 7-10 days whenever the first 1-2 inches is dry

An elegant cultivar of Peperomia caperata

kind of like sunscreen

Rhipsalis paradoxa grows naturally on trees and rocks in its native habitat

An Asian fern species with long draping foliage

try to avoid long periods of direct sun

Air on the side of neglect rather than overwatering

In terms of care they are relatively simple

We recommend watering them once every 2-3 weeks

but do appreciate the water

There is a lot of variance in slenderness and pronounced lobes