Peperomia Columella | Columnar Peperomia

Peperomia columella, or the Columnar Peperomia, is a unique succulent-like houseplant from Peru, known for its striking, densely packed, fleshy green leaves forming small columns or "little pillars," hence its name. It's an easy-care plant for beginners, thriving in bright, indirect light and well-draining soil, preferring warmth and avoiding cold drafts, making it great for terrariums or hanging baskets as stems eventually trail. 

Appearance: Stems grow upright then become pendant, covered in succulent, bright green leaves with "windows" for light.
Size: Grows to about 20 cm (8 inches) tall, with stems up to 1 cm thick.
Flowers: Produces small, light green, elongated flowers on terminal spikes.
Origin: Native to dry cliffs and sandy soils in Peru, often found in crevices. 

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