Peperomia angulata

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:

Frequency can vary of how much light it is getting

We recommend watering every 2-3 weeks and providing strong light

These will not develop a deep root system so be sure to pick a small shallow pot when re-potting

We recommend watering every 3-4 weeks and if repotted a cactus mix is needed

They slowly 'open' their leaves to capture the light during the day and at night they 'close' upward

This has been a variety that has elongated wide string bean looking foliage similar to Hoya shepardii

These are some what fast growers for Dischidia

use a coarse mix/succulent mix

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The foliage can start to feel somewhat soft and flexible as a good indicator when they are thirsty

A light watering will suffice when they look completely dry

This one is known as "Snake Fern" for is strap like foliage and in the wild pythons will sometimes use their massive rhizomes as nests for shelter