Peperomia Prostrata
String of Turtles — a trailing peperomia with tiny, round leaves patterned like tortoiseshell. Cascades beautifully from ledges and overhangs in humid builds. One of the most charming small plants for paludariums and terrariums.
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Enquire about this plantCare guide
Light
Medium indirect light.
Watering
Emersed. Allow top layer to dry slightly between waterings.
Humidity
70–90%.
Temperature
18–26°C.
Grower's tip
Perfect for trailing over ledges or planting in the upper zone. Avoid waterlogged roots.
Difficulty
Forgiving and easy to care for — great for new plant parents.
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