Although it may resemble a succulent, this slow growing plant is a peperomia. The interesting foliage has tones of dark and lime green shaped like a taco - thus it’s common name the Taco Plant. Maxing out at 10”, it makes a perfect plant for small spaces with moderate light. Occasionally pinch the tips to keep a compact shape.

Botanical name: Peperomia scandens 'Variegata'

This trailing form makes a bright indoor cascading plant. It looks especially beautiful in hanging baskets or on a shelf. This variegated peperomia is called cupid because of its cute heart-shaped green & cream leaves. It can grow up to 4ft long.

Botanical Name: Peperomia clusiifolia

With its large tri-color leaves covered with greens, creams and pinks, Peperomia Ginny is a definite eye-catcher. Sometimes called Rainbow Peperomia or Tricolor Peperomia, this variety has larger leaves than most other peperomia houseplants and grows to about 12 inches tall. Use it anywhere with bright indirect light to add a splash of color.

Peperomia Napoli Nights is a beautiful, stylish yet unassuming peperomia variety. Its silvery foliage with dark veins has a very modern & trendy vibe. Because of its miniature size (about 10” tall), it can be placed anywhere with bright, indirect light. Originally from Bolivia, this is a striking plant that looks good in any décor.

Botanical Name: Peperomia ‘marmorata x metallica’

Another Eden hybrid, Peperomia Rosso is like a slightly larger version of San Marino. Sometimes called Emerald Ripple Pepper or Radiator Plant, these beautiful peperomias look good in any space. The mature size is around 8” tall with leaves around 1.5” to 2” long. Those leaves feature green leaves with dark, deep veins.

Botanical Name: Peperomia ‘marmorata x peruviana’

Peperomia San Marino is a Dutch hybrid from Eden Collections featuring pretty greyish-green leaves with dark green veins. Flowers rise above the plant on dark red stalks adding a level of drama to the plant. This diminutive, slow growing cultivar grows to roughly 8” tall an about a foot wide. It closely resembles the Peperomia Rosso but with lighter green and smaller leaves.

Botanical Name: Peperomia argyreia

This gorgeous peperomia is one of the most popular peperomia houseplants. A South American native, it’s prized for its attractive foliage with striking green and silver stripes. The contrasting red stems are attached to the middle of the leaves, adding to its quaint appeal. Growing to about 8 to 12 inches tall, it is ideal for shelves, desks and tables.