peperomia rotundifolia - trailing jade plant Peperomia Rotundifolia 'Trailing Jade' (4 sizes) – Moose Plant Shop

peperomia rotundifolia - trailing jade plant Peperomia Rotundifolia 'Trailing Jade' (4 sizes) – Moose Plant ShopSizes: Potsize (diameter): 5. 5 cm Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Ceramic Plant Pot, Waves Pot and small Dente Pot. or Potsize (diameter): 7 cm Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Happy Face Plant Pot D10 cm. or Potsize (diameter): 10. 5 cm. Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Pisa Pot & Lucca Plant Pot (add pebbles for extra height if it sits too low in the pot). Please be aware that Peperomia are delicate plants that are prone to losing leaves

Sizes:

Potsize (diameter): 5.5 cm

Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Ceramic Plant Pot, Waves Pot and small Dente Pot.

or

Potsize (diameter): 7 cm

Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Happy Face Plant Pot D10 cm.

or

Potsize (diameter): 10.5 cm.

Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Pisa Pot & Lucca Plant Pot (add pebbles for extra height if it sits too low in the pot).

Please be aware that Peperomia are delicate plants that are prone to losing leaves during transit, but don't worry you can propagate these leaves to make more plants! 

The Peperomia Rotundifolia is also known as the Trailing Jade plant, it has many small green leaves which gives it a particularly full and luscious appearance.

This easy-care plant will bring a touch of green to your indoor space with its thick and full foliage, its also one of our pet friendly options for those of you with furry friends who like to nibble on your plants!

Care:

Light: A medium level filtered light will be best however they are tolerant of lower light levels. 

Water: These plants like to dry out almost completely before watering as they store water in their waxy leaves. 

Food: During the growing season feed only once or twice with a half strength fertiliser. 

Humidity: Will tolerate a normal home humidity level however will appreciate a slightly raised humidity. Use the pebble tray method or mist semi-regularly.

Quick tip: Wipe or rinse the leaves regularly so they don't collect too much dust which stops them from taking in sunlight.