Peperomia in Water

Light: Prefers bright, indirect light but can adapt to moderate light. Avoid harsh, direct sunlight which may heat the water or damage leaves.

Water: Keep the water level just enough to cover the roots. Change the water every 7–10 days or sooner if it appears cloudy. Use clean, room-temperature water (filtered or dechlorinated if possible).

Container: Use a clear glass container so you can monitor root health. Clean it regularly to prevent algae buildup.

Humidity: Grows well in normal indoor humidity. No misting required.

Fertilizer: Add a few drops of liquid houseplant fertilizer or hydroponic nutrient once a month. Avoid over-fertilizing, as it can foul the water.

Maintenance: Trim any yellow or decayed roots and leaves. Rinse roots during each water change and keep the container in a well-lit, ventilated area.

Compact & Stylish: Ideal for small spaces, offices, and minimalist interiors.

Glossy, Lush Foliage: Adds a vibrant green touch to any room.

Pet-Friendly: Non-toxic to cats and dogs (according to ASPCA).

Low Maintenance: Requires minimal care—perfect for busy lifestyles or beginners.