Small Watermelon Peperomia High profitThe watermelon peperomia, aka the watermelon begonia, is a rare, slow growing plant native to South America. The round leaves are light green with darker green stripes, resembling a watermelon! Since it's from a subtropical environment, it thrives in low to indirect bright light and high humidity. Keep consistent moisture in the soil by watering when the first 2" of soil feels dry. The low maintenance requirement makes these plants great for a
the Hevea brasiliensis is the very species that revolutionized the world with natural latex
The Adonidia merrillii palm is fairly drought resistant
it thrives in medium to bright indirect light
Assuming you don’t keep any bats inside (weirdo)
This was probably decided because of how much this plant loves to climb up trees by creeping its vines slowly around their trunks when in its natural jungle habitat
the Micans thrive in high humidity
Does a Hanging Pilea depressa need humidity
this slow-growing beauty gives you plenty of time to perfect your plant parent skills and plan her pot upgrade
Soft stems or moldy soil are clear signs your plant needs help right away
Other leaves you can let grow out long
regular fertilizing during the growing season
Yup — that’s how tall the Australia and Asia-native Benjamin fig can get in the wild
