Baby rubber plant, also called blunt-leaf peperomia, is a popular, easy-care houseplant with thick, glossy, spoon-shaped leaves. It tolerates low light and neglect, making it ideal for offices and beginners.
Compact, bushy perennial, 6–12 inches tall. Leaves are fleshy, obovate, dark green, glossy. Cultivars with variegated leaves exist. Insignificant flower spikes. Semi-succulent stems.
Bright indirect to low light. Well-drained, peaty mix. Water when top inch dry; dislikes overwatering. Average humidity. Tropical (USDA zones 10–11); houseplant elsewhere. Easy from stem or leaf cuttings.
Houseplant, desk plant, terrarium, dish garden. Air-purifying qualities.
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