Peperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' 14cm Houseplants curries and countless traditional remedies

curries and countless traditional remedies

Don't get too hung up about it

Fruit is usually ready to harvest from December through  to January

straight trunk is smooth and 'bootless' (a boot is the part of the palm frond that wraps around the trunk

and they grow well in warmer parts of NZ and usually give fabulous 'value-for-money' in terms of the number of sweet-scented flowers they produce year after year

Peperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' 14cm Houseplants curries and countless traditional remediesThe Peperomia tetraphylla 'Hope' is a beautiful trailing variety of Peperomia. Its thick foliage grows on a long trailing vine and is coin shaped and bright green with light green stripes. Like other trailing vines, it can be trained up a coir pole, across ceilings, or around stair rails. The young vines will first grow upwards, then will begin to trail.