top of page

Peperomia Kindergarten — Five Mini Varieties for Texture, Colour, and Easy Care


Peperomia Kindergarten is a curated set of five baby Peperomia cultivars and species that bring compact size, diverse textures, and low-maintenance growth to desks, shelves, and small plant displays. Each plant arrives at about 10 cm in height in a Ø 6 cm nursery pot — perfect for starting a pet-safe, beginner-friendly mini collection.


● What’s in the Box — Five Distinct Peperomia Types


  • Peperomia albovittata ‘Piccolo Banda’ — Bold, banded leaves with striking, raised venation; compact rosette habit for graphic contrast.
  • Peperomia ‘Hope’ — Trailing stems with coin-like, succulent leaves; ideal for small hanging spots or shelf edges.
  • Peperomia orba ‘Pixie’ — Neat, teardrop foliage on a tidy plant; stays compact and brightens tight spaces.
  • Peperomia rotundifolia ‘Pepperspot’ — Cascading strands of tiny round leaves; creates a soft, green curtain when allowed to trail.
  • Peperomia dolabriformis ‘Fire Sparks’ — Windowed, canoe-shaped leaves with a succulent feel; architectural look in a small footprint.

● Why This Set Works — Variety, Size, and Simplicity


  • Visual diversity: A mix of rosette and trailing forms, from banded to windowed leaves.
  • Low-maintenance care: Succulent-like leaves store moisture; forgiving of missed waterings.
  • Space-efficient: Mini plants fit where larger houseplants can’t; easy to group for impact.
  • Pet-friendly choice: Peperomia are generally regarded as non-toxic — suitable for homes with pets.
  • Gift-ready: Five contrasting varieties arrive together for instant mini jungle vibes.

● Care Essentials — Keep Peperomia Thriving


  • Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal; tolerates moderate light. Avoid strong, direct midday sun on leaves.
  • Water: Let the top 2 – 3 cm of substrate dry before watering again. Thicker, more succulent leaves mean less frequent watering than typical foliage plants.
  • Humidity: Comfortable in normal indoor humidity; stable conditions help prevent crispy edges.
  • Temperature: Best at 18 – 24 °C; keep away from cold drafts or hot, dry airflow.
  • Soil: Use a fast-draining houseplant mix with added mineral aeration (perlite/pumice) for oxygen around roots.
  • Feeding: Light, monthly feeding with a balanced liquid fertiliser during active growth is sufficient.
  • Repotting: Step up only when roots fill the pot; compact root zones help prevent overwatering issues.

● Placement Ideas — Small Plants, Big Design Impact


  • Group all five on a tray for a textured, low-profile centrepiece.
  • Let ‘Hope’ and ‘Pepperspot’ trail from shelf edges; keep ‘Piccolo Banda’ and ‘Pixie’ upfront for contrast.
  • Pair ‘Fire Sparks’ with plain planters to highlight its sculptural leaf shape.

● Common Issues and Quick Fixes


  • Yellowing leaves: Usually excess moisture — allow more drying between waterings and check drainage.
  • Soft, droopy stems: Underwatering or prolonged low light — water thoroughly and move to brighter, filtered light.
  • Pests (spider mites, mealybugs): Wipe leaves, rinse gently, and treat with insecticidal soap; repeat as needed.

● FAQs — Practical Answers


  • Are these suitable for beginners? Yes. Peperomia tolerate some neglect and prefer light watering — great starter plants.
  • Can they live in low light? They tolerate moderate light but will grow fuller and denser in bright, indirect light.
  • How often should I water? Frequency depends on pot size, substrate, and light; wait until the top layer is dry and the pot feels lighter before watering.
  • Are Peperomia safe around pets? Generally considered non-toxic; still discourage chewing to protect plants and pets.

● What You’ll Receive


Five baby Peperomia, each approximately 10 cm tall in Ø 6 cm nursery pots. Plants ship together, ready to pot up or style as a grouped mini display.


● Care After Delivery


Unpack promptly, water lightly if the substrate is dry, and place in bright, indirect light. For a step-by-step checklist, see our guide: Nurturing Your New Green Companions: Guide to Caring for Baby Plants After Delivery


● Add Peperomia Kindergarten to Cart


Start a compact, pet-friendly collection with five distinctive mini Peperomia. Click Add to Cart and build a textured, low-maintenance plant display in minutes.

plant set: Peperomia Kindergarten

€27.00Price
VAT Included
Quantity
Sold out
  • Plant Care Help – Start Here


    Plant Care After Purchase – Unpacking, first placement, and the crucial first week.


    Acclimatization – What plants go through after shipping and how to support recovery.


    Light – Practical light principles for predictable indoor growth.


    Watering – Frequency, volume, and signs of over- vs. underwatering.


    Substrates – Mix structure, particle size, and drainage for strong roots.


    Humidity – Managing ambient moisture indoors without gimmicks.


    Fertilizing – Nutrients, EC, and how to avoid salt stress.


    Semi-Hydro – Inert/mineral substrates, wicks, and reservoir management.


    Pest Control – Identification, treatment cycles, and prevention that works.

Frequently bought together:

bottom of page