Peperomia prostrata 'String of Turtles' - Tender Perennial - Trailing Houseplant with Cascading Red Stems - Easy to Care - 1x 6cm Potted Plant by Thompson and Morgan (1x 6cm)

• Variegated button-like leaves in a tortoiseshell-like pattern.
• Cascading red stems for a beautiful, delicate appearance.
• Grows into a thick mass of trailing stems, creating an attractive trailing effect.
• Suitable for indoor spaces such as cool rooms or conservatories.
• Low-maintenance plant that is easy to care for.
• Supplied as 1 x 6cm Nursery Pot - Decorative pots are not supplied.

Transform your indoor space into a mesmerizing oasis with the Peperomia prostrata, lovingly referred to as String of Turtles. This exquisite plant boasts variegated button-like leaves, intricately patterned with a tortoiseshell-like design that ranges from deep green to captivating maroon hues. Its cascading red stems add a delicate touch, enhancing the plant's beauty and elegance. As it grows, the String of Turtles forms a lush mass of trailing stems, creating an enchanting visual spectacle that will captivate all who lay eyes upon it. Not only is the String of Turtles a sight to behold, but it also offers a hassle-free and low-maintenance gardening experience. With its easy-going nature, this plant thrives in bright, indirect light, making it perfect for cool rooms or conservatories. With minimal effort, you'll witness the String of Turtles flourish and grow into a dense curtain of trailing stems, turning any space into a picturesque haven. With its captivating appearance and simplicity of care, the Peperomia prostrata (String of Turtles) is an ideal choice for plant enthusiasts of all levels. Supplied as 1 x 6cm Nursery Pot How to Grow Light: Place the Peperomia prostrata in a bright location with indirect sunlight. Temperature: Maintain a temperature range between 15-24°C (59-75°F), avoiding extreme Watering: Water the plant regularly during the spring and autumn seasons, allowing the top couple of inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Feeding: Feed the plant regularly between March and September, following the instructions on a suitable fertilizer for houseplants. Humidity: Provide average to high humidity levels for optimal growth. Mist the leaves occasionally or place a tray filled with water and pebbles nearby to increase humidity. Images shown are for guidance only.