Red Twist Peperomia

Repot annually using a well-draining, loamy soil mix with medium moisture retention.

Regular pinching/pruning above the top node will help maintain a compact appearance.

Rotating your plant regularly (at least weekly) will help maintain an even appearance, as stems bend toward the light source.

Overwatering is the #1 peperomia killer. Like other peperomias, the Red Twist likes to hold moisture in its leaves, which makes it semi-drought tolerant. If the plant is overwatered it can rupture the cell walls of the leaves or cause root rot. A sign that a plant has been overwatered is leaves that are turning black and dropping. When in doubt, it’s better to underwater than overwater.

Red Twist Peperomia are distinguished by their unique, bicolour leaves that are emerald green on top and bright crimson underneath.