Common varieties of Chinese evergreen

Stemless Peperomia

This is what we often call watermelon peperomia. The plant height is between 20 and 25 cm, with no obvious stem and long dark red petioles. The leaves are obovate or ovate, with a length of 7 to 12 cm.

Golden Light Peacock Green

The plant height is 25~40 cm, and it is a medium-tall variety. The stem is thin, the leaves are small and lanceolate, the surface is green-brown with a metallic luster. The leaves have white stripes. The leaf veins are red and the petioles are short.

Peperomia ovata

The plant is 30 cm tall, with wrinkled stems that lie horizontally at the base. The leaves are hard, ovate-heart-shaped, 5 to 6 cm long and 4 to 5 cm wide, and the flower spikes are long and reddish.

Variegated Peperomia

The leaf margins have irregular yellow markings.

Variegated Peperomia

The stem is erect, with white spots on the leaves, the base leaves are heart-shaped or shield-shaped, and the petioles have reddish-brown spots.

Peperomia

The plant height generally does not exceed 25 cm, with clustered leaves, dark green heart-shaped, uneven and wrinkled surface, wavy whole leaf, gray-green back, long petiole, tea-brown, and beige spike inflorescence.

Miss Pink

The leaf surface is almost covered with irregular milky white spots with a slight red tint, with only a few spots of green showing. The petioles and pedicels are red, and the spikes are light pink.

Creeping Peperomia

Stems creeping, slightly erect. The leaves are broadly ovate or kidney-shaped, about 5 to 8 cm long and 2 to 5 cm wide. Mature leaves are green with white markings or white edges.