I was googling trailing plants because I was surprisingly really taken by my mom’s pothos which is growing so nicely (this says a lot coming from a person that doesn’t really like trailing plants and now owns 3 varieties).

And I saw a peperomia obutsifolia variegata as a trailing bush thingy. I was shook. Now, I impulsed bought 2 peperomias I own and have been hemming and hawing on whether to get rid of them, and a couple weeks ago I finally decided to keep them. Finding the picture of the trailing peperomia obtusifolia finalized that decision for me, hands down.

I haven’t done research on it so I could be wrong, but I believe they can start “trailing” when the stems get too weighted, but dang, does it look so neat like that and it’s so full still!

I want to repot my peperomias together and later buy the golden gate and lemon lime peperomias to add to the planter maybe next year. I wasn’t originally a fan of peperomias but seeing a different take on them I’m excited to see how the ones I currently own grow!