Peperomia wolfgang-krahnii (Succulents)

Splendid miniature succulent plant, whose slender herbaceous stems do not exceed 10 cm in height. It has extremely peculiar leaves, which are arranged alternately along the stem and take on an extravagant V-shape, similar to miniature boats. The lower surface of the leaf is strongly warty, of a silvery and opaque color, while the upper part is bright green, extremely glossy, so much so that it is often called a "leaf window": as is the case for other succulents, these windows allow the plant to incorporate as much light as possible to practice chlorophyll photosynthesis! As the foliage grows, it tends to pile up quite thickly, creating extremely striking and original species of clusters.