Peperomia tetraphylla

Succulent with an unusual appearance and for this reason very appreciated by collectors. Formed by herbaceous stems that grow up to even 20 cm tending to fall or to prostrate on the ground, it is equipped with flat foliage (only at times it curves slightly like a spoon) and perfectly roundish, easily recognizable also thanks to the slight three-dimensional veins of which the upper leaf surface is sprinkled. The leaves are distributed along the stem in groups of 4 and give rise to wonderful waterfalls of an intense emerald green, perfect to adorn shelves or to be placed in hanging pots.