Aglaonema ‘Vanilla Baby’ Stromanthe Peperomia obtusifolia was first described

Peperomia obtusifolia was first described as Piper obtusifolium by Linnaeus in 1753 and later placed in Peperomia by A

Fungus gnats: Let topsoil dry slightly between waterings and add drainage material

It grows epiphytically

It can adapt to mineral or semi-hydro substrates

referring to “upon tree trunks” in line with its epiphytic lifestyle

Aglaonema ‘Vanilla Baby’ Stromanthe Peperomia obtusifolia was first describedAglaonema Vanilla Baby Aglaonema Vanilla Baby fills most of its small elliptic oblong leaves with cream to soft vanilla. A thin green margin contains the pale centre, and fine green flecks extend inward from the edge. Occasional pink tints add warmth to the smooth surface, especially on fresh growth.