Peperomia clusiifolia 'Tricolour' - 1L / 14cm / Small flower if not the largest growing

if not the largest growing Philodendron in the world but only becomes huge in NZ in ideal conditions like a greenhouse

Leaves can stick to itself if humidity is low so provide enough moisture in the soil and air to avoid this or stick it out and wait for spring to start your tip propagation again

Train your Philodendron bipennifolium aurea Gold Violin up a support for best results

Growth & Nutrients: Upright central vertical growth from the tip

These unique specimens hide for a few months then put on a real show for the warmer seasons

Peperomia clusiifolia 'Tricolour' - 1L / 14cm / Small flower if not the largest growingIdeal for Rookie plant keepers or beyond. Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light is essential to maintain the pink variegation on the leaves. Moisture & Soil Requirements: Branching semi succulent. Stores water in leaves and stems so prefers light waterings, evenly moist soil with good drainage in warm seasons never soggy soil. Water when the container feels light or even when the top half of the soil is dry. Prefers small containers to large and