Another absolute houseplant staple! If you haven't accidentially killed one of these yet in your plant care journey then are you even into plants!? haha all jokes aside, these plants are super unique and fun to grow! They do like alot of light, but not direct. The pearls will begin to wrinkle a little when water is needed. Try growing them in a shallowish planter, their root systems are fine and can be quite shallow growing.
*Images an indication only, plants will vary in length*
 
NOTE: Due to the fragile nature of these plants, there may be some slight damage/leafloss due to shipping. They will be packaged to a high standard to minimize this but it is to be expected when shipping plants like Peperomia. It is not always the case though, this is more of a heads up just incase :)
 
GENERAL SUCCULENT & SEMI-SUCCULENT CARE
 
FERTILISER: For lush foliage growth, GT foliage focus would be the best option.
 
SOIL: A well draining airy soil mix is best, try adding our amendment bundle to your standard potting mix for a great all-purpose mix. Perlite & pumice also make great additions.
 
WATER: Semi-succulents & succulents don't like wet feet, so allow the soil to dry out almost completely between waterings. If you notice the leaves beginning to wrinkle a little, that is a good indication that it is time to water.
 
LIGHT: Semi-succulents & succulents prefer as bright of light as you can give them without being direct, avoid harsh summer sun, some winter sun is okay. 
 
HUMIDITY: Most Semi-succulents & succulents grow happily in your average household humidity and do need to be supplimented with humidity as they usually originate from drier habitats.