Beetle Peperomia 'peperomia angulata'

Peperomia angulata, also known as the Beetle Peperomia, this charming trailing variety features small, oval green leaves with distinct light green striping along the veins. The leaves grow densely along fine reddish stems, creating a lush, cascading effect that’s perfect for hanging planters or shelf edges.

Light : Prefers bright, indirect light but adapts well to moderate light. Avoid direct sun, which can fade the delicate leaf markings.
Water : Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry. This Peperomia prefers evenly moist soil but will tolerate short dry periods thanks to its slightly succulent leaves.
Soil : Use a light, well-draining mix—something designed for tropical houseplants or amended with perlite for extra aeration.
Bloom : Produces slender, cream-colored flower spikes above the foliage. The blooms are small but add a subtle texture contrast.
Propagation : Propagate easily from stem cuttings in water or moist soil. Trim just below a node and keep in bright, indirect light until roots form.
Fun Fact : Peperomia angulata gets its nickname “Beetle Peperomia” from the way its shiny, striped leaves resemble the iridescent shell of a beetle.