That one is really interesting. I may have to try it.

Song,
Which one?

Planto

Oh sorry, Planto ... P. polybotrya.

Song,
No, that's okay! I was just wondering, as I had mentioned two Peps. They're both rather cute.

Planto

Planto,
You amaze me with your knowledge about plants. You seem to love learning about them. I think you should consider a career in a garden center.

I looked at P. pecuniifolia as well. It's interesting. I think the other one is very interesting. I'm going to check at WM tomorrow and see if they have either of those two. They often have the Exotic Angel plants.

Leda,
Thanks. What I do know, is limited to certain plants, unfortunately. Most of my knowledge comes from experience.

Song,
I have never seen P. polybotrya in town, but found pictures of it online while trying to figure out what my other Pep. is. I've only seen the Pep. I picked up at a couple of the local Wal-Marts here and this is the first year I've seen them. I hope you find one, let us know if you do. I find myself touching its leaves a lot... I think it's beginning to give me this odd look like, "Why do you keep touching me lady?" I like the way the leaves feel, they're semi-fat and soft (not fuzzy soft, but... soft)..

Planto

Will do.

Well, I was over there this morning and didn't see any Peperomias at all. It does appear they are beginning to get more succulents in and more plants in general for spring sales. I'll keep checking.

Song,
I hope in your future visits, you find something!

Planto

Anyone still growing peps here?) I am in LOVE with this group and have started adding plants to the crazy succ collection! I will add images as I can. Today I found one that I THINK is Peperomia rotundifolia 'Hope'
The leaves are, at largest, about the size of a quarter and a bit thicker.