In spring and summer, feed this plant with diluted liquid fertiizer every two weeks or so, while not allowing it to get too soggy from overwatering. Avoid placing it in bright sunlight. Prune as you desire; this plant will not mind.

It's amazing how the placement of leaves on a stem can make a plant look different from other plants. This Peperomia has flat acorn-shaped green leaves with a slight sheen. These sturdy leaves are positioned in triads along string-like stems. With its botanical name including "tetraphylla" or "four-leaved", Four-leaved Peperomia has become one of its common names. But look for the pattern of threes... three leaves, thin and succulent stem, three leaves... and you will find this plant which drapes beautifully and grows with ease under regular indoor conditions.