peperomioides
Peperomioides is an informal horticultural term used by plant enthusiasts to describe a group of peperomia cultivars that share a compact, clump-forming habit and paddle- or coin-shaped leaves. It is not an official taxonomic designation and does not correspond to a single species or formally recognized cultivar.
Taxonomy and origin: these plants belong to the genus Peperomia in the family Piperaceae. The genus includes
Description: typical peperomioides plants show low-growing or upright stems with thick, glossy leaves that are rounded
Care: they prefer bright, indirect light and moderate to warm temperatures. Water sparingly, allowing the top
Propagation: easily propagated from leaf or stem cuttings, typically rooted in damp medium or water before
Notes: because peperomioides is informal, there are no official varieties; the term is used mainly in hobbyist