Peperomia verticillata Red Log

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Peperomia verticillata Red Log grows best in bright indirect light, average warmth and humidity and moderately moist, rich, succulents soil coupled with monthly feeding in the growing season.

Red Log Plant is a popular low-maintenance, drought-tolerant houseplant. This guide will cover everything you need to know about growing and caring Peperomia verticillata indoors, from light and watering needs to soil, propagation, and common issues.

Peperomia Red Log Plant also called Whorled Peperomia, Red Log Peperomia or Belly Button is among the popular Peperomia varieties and bears fleshy, cupped, dark-green leaves with red wine-colored undersides.

At first the stems in Whorled Peperomia appear upright but eventually they spill over due to their own weight (weight of the leaves) and begin to trail or creep on the soil surface placing it among the popular trailing Peperomia varieties.

The stems and leaves in Peperomia Red Log are covered by thin hairs. The name ‘verticillata’ is derived from its fuzzy appearance arising from the thin hairs covering the stems and the leaves.

Red Log Plant (Peperomia verticillata) Indoor Care Guide (homeplantsguide.com)