Prefers bright

These beautifully detailed scientific charts are printed on high-quality 350 GSM cotton/linen and framed in Tasmanian Oak with either a mahogany or natural timber finish

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A stunning feature plant

recurved leaves rather than normal paddles

Peperomia ‘Ruby Ripple’ planted in Burgundy Ceramic Pot combo Prefers brightThis moody combination is giving us all the feels with it's 70's inspired tones. A striking Peperomia variety with thick waxy, rippled leaves. A deep burgundy purple with ruby stems, watch the colour ripple in the sun. Potted up into the Oslo Mini Brick pot with a saucer, this baby is ready to go! Best placed in a bright, warm location and allow to dry between waterings. Please also note, as is the nature of living things, there may be some slight