Cupid Peperomia

The Cupid Peperomia might fool you because it looks like it could belong to the pothos genus.

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To keep this Cupid happy, provide it with medium to bright, indirect light.

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You can use a grow light to help supplement its light source! See my full post for my favorite grow light.

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Peperomias store water in their succulent-like leaves and stems.

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This means they grow in cracks of tree trunks or rocks instead of the ground.

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This means it wants to grow in a loose, well-aerated medium.

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Now that you've got the basics of Cupid Peperomia care down, check out my FULL care guide so you don't miss ANY important details! (Plus, propagation tips!)

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Cupid Peperomia

Cupid Peperomia

3 MUST-KNOW care tips to make this plant thrive!

3 MUST-KNOW care tips to make this plant thrive!

The Cupid Peperomia might fool you because it looks like it could belong to the pothos genus.

The Cupid Peperomia might fool you because it looks like it could belong to the pothos genus.

But nope! This is a very unique peperomia variety.

But nope! This is a very unique peperomia variety.

To keep this Cupid happy, provide it with medium to bright, indirect light.

To keep this Cupid happy, provide it with medium to bright, indirect light.

Bright is preferred to help it maintain its gorgeous variegation.

Bright is preferred to help it maintain its gorgeous variegation.

Tip 1

Tip 1

You can use a grow light to help supplement its light source! See my full post for my favorite grow light.

You can use a grow light to help supplement its light source! See my full post for my favorite grow light.

Peperomias store water in their succulent-like leaves and stems.

Peperomias store water in their succulent-like leaves and stems.

Therefore, it shouldn't be watered often. Water it thoroughly once the potting mix is nearly dry.

Therefore, it shouldn't be watered often. Water it thoroughly once the potting mix is nearly dry.

Tip 2

Tip 2

This means they grow in cracks of tree trunks or rocks instead of the ground.

This means they grow in cracks of tree trunks or rocks instead of the ground.

Most peperomias, including this one, are epiphytes.

Most peperomias, including this one, are epiphytes.

This means it wants to grow in a loose, well-aerated medium.

This means it wants to grow in a loose, well-aerated medium.

An easy way to create this is half regular potting mix and half perlite. (If you have orchid bark, you can add that in too!)

An easy way to create this is half regular potting mix and half perlite. (If you have orchid bark, you can add that in too!)

Tip 3

Tip 3

Now that you've got the basics of Cupid Peperomia care down, check out my FULL care guide so you don't miss ANY important details! (Plus, propagation tips!)

Now that you've got the basics of Cupid Peperomia care down, check out my FULL care guide so you don't miss ANY important details! (Plus, propagation tips!)