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Peperomia magnifolia 'Rainbow'
(Peperomia)

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Interesting foliage of Peperomia magnifolia 'Rainbow'

 

Peperomia magnifolia 'Rainbow'
(Peperomia)


Origin
Family:  Cactaceae
Light:  Bright light
Height: 
Spread: 
Blooms:
Foliage:  Variegated, cream and pale green, waxy, smooth, thick
Soil:  Potting mix
Water:  Only when dry.  Overwatering will cause root rot
Propagation:  Softwood cuttings
Uses:  Containers, indoors
Comments: 
Peperomia magnifolia 'Rainbow'  is an eye-catching succuent with unique foliage variegation.  The leaves are thick and waxy and of cream and splashes of green; the green coloration is more concentrated in the center of the leaves and on the edges.  It has a thick stem and has a tinge of pink to it.  Pink coloration is also noticed at the ends of every leaf stalks.  Peperomia magnifolia 'Rainbow' prefers bright light.  It is a charming indoor plant.  It propagates easily from cuttings.
USDA Hardiness Zones :  8b-10