2021年2月4日 · Peperomia japonica is a vining epiphyte that’s perfect for this function, particularly for terrarium enthusiasts. Peperomia japonica has small round emerald green leaves and thin green stems with very bushy growth. It’s quite low maintenance and very versatile. Peperomia japonica care doesn’t need a lot of work. A well-draining moisture ...

2023年3月21日 · Peperomia Japonica is a small, succulent-like plant that is prized for its adorable button-like foliage and vining growth habit. It’s a great ‘spiller’ plant for container arrangements and also makes a great terrarium plant due to its small size.

Peperomia japonica is a species of plant in the genus Peperomia of the family Piperaceae. Its native range is from southern China to Japan and Taiwan. [1]

椒草（Peperomia japonica Makino），学名豆瓣绿，又名豆瓣菜、 翡翠椒草、青叶碧玉、豆瓣如意和一柱香。 肉质、丛生草本，茎匍匐，多分枝，叶密集，浆果近卵形，花期2-4月及9-12月。

2024年6月12日 · Peperomia japonica is a small, bushy plant perfect for window sills and kitchen tops. Find out how best to grow it using this comprehensive guide.

2025年2月5日 · Sometimes referred to as baby rubber plant, peperomia is a commonly grown, low-maintenance houseplant. This interesting plant is native to many tropical climates, often found in cloud forests and rainforests growing on wood as an epiphyte. The genus of peperomia includes over 1,000 species presently recorded.

椒草（学名：[Peperomia japonica] 错误：{{Lang}}：文本有斜体标记（帮助） ）为胡椒科 椒草屬下的一个种。

Peperomia Japonica, scientifically known as Peperomia Japonica or “Japanese Peperomia,” belongs to the delightful Piperaceae family. As the name suggests, it originates from Japan, found in the forest floors and shaded areas of the region.

Peperomia japonica is a low-growing plant that usually does not exceed 2–4 inches in height but can spread out up to 12 inches in width. Due to its trailing stems, it is ideal for hanging baskets, terrariums, or the overflowing of pots. The main feature of this plant’s growth can be considered the fact that it is adaptable.

It is a subshrub and grows primarily in the subtropical biome.