1. The range of peperomias is far more extensive than most people would think. 2. All peperomias require an open soil mix as good drainage is very important. 3. Then there is the Peperomia magnoliaefolia with thick variegated foliage and a creeping habit. 4. Peperomias are easily propagated from leaf cuttings.5. Plants requiring medium light include aralia, bromeliads, dracaenas, ficus, monstera and peperomias . 6. Peperomias are active growers and require a fair amount of water-a daily spray is necessary.7. "Peperomia alata " is a perennial herb, erect or reclining, spreading by rhizomes. 8. :This is a question, not an answer, because I have not grown Peperomia for years. 9. Although the " Peperomia " leaves are thick, one leaf does not provide enough food for the caterpillar. 10. Peperomia heteraefolia has smooth, grey-green heart-shaped leaves, each on individual waxy stems 10cm-12cm long.
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