IT’S A SIGN!
Generally, yellowing lower leaves on an indoor plant are a sign of overwatering, while curled and brown tips indicate poor humidity. Brown, dry spots mean that the plant is getting too much direct sunlight that is scorching the leaves.
Collector’s dream
Peperomias are a genus of tropical indoor plants indigenous to Mexico, South America and the Caribbean. Bold and thick fleshy leaves add to their hardiness and drought tolerance. These plants are highly sought-after for their attractive ornamental foliage that effortlessly brings a space to life.
Peperomia caperata is a charming, compact plant with deeply ridged, heart-shaped dark green leaves. Slender flower spikes can be enjoyed from summer to autumn. Water them once a week during winter and grow in moderate to bright light. Watermelon peperomia (Peperomia argyreia) is a small plant with fleshy oval leaves displaying outstanding silver and green stripes. It needs bright light, closely monitored watering, peat-based soil, regular feeding and moderate humidity.
BEGINNER’S BEAUTY
Chinese evergreen () is a great indoor plant for novice gardeners. It is hardy and forgiving with an exotic tropical look. It can be grown almost anywhere indoors but for best results
