Origin
Peperomia napoli nights has its roots in South America, specifically in the rainforest of Peru. The plant belongs to the Piperaceae family. Although the species is now cultivated worldwide, this crop originally has a tropical origin.

Characteristics
The Peperomia napoli nights is a strong and compact pot plant that stands out due to its dark green, shiny leaves. The leaves are pointed, fleshy, and have a reddish underside. The plant typically grows to a height of approximately 20 to 30 centimetres, making it a perfect small desktop or tabletop plant. The flowers of the Peperomia napoli nights are small, inconspicuous, and grow in groups on slender stems.

Care
The Peperomia napoli nights is relatively easy to care for. The plant prefers bright, indirect light but can also survive in light shade. It is essential that the plant is not exposed to direct sunlight as this can damage the leaf. The Peperomia napoli nights have moderate water needs and do not tolerate being in overly moist soil. It is therefore important to wait until the top layer of the potting soil has dried out before re-watering.