is peperomia hope a succulent Peperomia Hope – In Succulent LovePeperomia Hope This plant is greenhouse grown in San Diego. This means that it was grown with covered and filter light. This plant will thrive best in a bright lit location, out of direct harsh sun. *Limited Plant* Limited plants are special buys that we do not carry and stock on a regular basis. This means that we only buy a handful of these special plants, and when they are out, they are out! So act fast, supplies are limited! About Peperomia:

Peperomia Hope

-This plant is greenhouse-grown in San Diego. This means that it was grown with covered and filter light. This plant will thrive best in a bright-lit location, out of direct harsh sun.

*Limited Plant* - Limited plants are special-buys that we do not carry and stock on a regular basis. This means that we only buy a handful of these special plants, and when they are out, they are out! So act fast, supplies are limited!

 About Peperomia:

-Peperomia have quickly become one of my personal favorite plants to have on display around my home. Peperomia are especially easy plants to take care of, that thrive indoors. Peperomia are a cross between succulents and tropical plants. Depending on the type of peperomia, some have thicker leaves like succulents and some have thinner leaves like tropical plants. 

-Peperomia Hope has medium leaves that are thicker, similar to succulent leaves.

Care:

Tropical plants thrive in bright-light locations, but kept indoors. Gently mist the plants 2x a week, or more/less if needed given your climate. These specific peperomia prefer to have their soil almost dry in between watering.   Tropical plants can be grown outside in covered shade areas, but only during warmer months if it gets cold where you live. For best growing advice, we recommend researching growing recommendations in your area. 

Shipping

-This succulent is shipped ‘bare roots’ and wrapped in protective tissue paper. 6in pots will be shipped with partial soil.

-‘Bare roots’ simply means there is none or very little soil on the roots of the succulent. This is to prevent rotting when shipping, and to prevent the succulent getting damaged in the shipping process.

-When you receive the succulent, plant the roots & succulent upon receiving and they will continue to grow!

-All of our orders are shipped using USPS or FedEx shipping. Once we package the order, you will receive an email confirmation with the tracking.