Peperomia columella inventory-hero-monitored feed it once a year

feed it once a year with a balanced fertilizer

At least 5 hours of direct sun daily is ideal

their stems may grow leggy and become paler

reduce watering to once every 3–4 weeks or skip it altogether unless the stems begin to shrivel

it's known for its distinctive trailing growth habit

Peperomia columella inventory-hero-monitored feed it once a yearPeperomia columella is commonly known as columnar peperomia. A native of Peru and belonging to the Piperaceae family, this houseplant has snake like shoots. The leaves are green & fleshy and look like a horseshoe. The foliage almost hides the stems of the succulent. In its initial years, the plant grows upright but later starts to curl like a pendant with a total length of 8 inches. The flowers bloom in spring but thats quite occasional. The light