Peperomia San Marino Silver Clay Sword Fern

Sword Fern

California native Canyon Prince Wild Rye - Elymus condensatus 'Canyon Prince'

Mature trees are susceptible to heartwood rot that might affect the structural integrity of the tree

Small white flowers bloom in the winter through spring

You can encourage the plant to produce more roots and foliage by pinching off the first couple of flowering stems before they develop

Peperomia San Marino Silver Clay Sword FernPeperomia San Marino Peperomia San Marino has light green leaves with silver undersides. It is a succulent that grows up to one foot tall. Fertilize once every two weeks in the spring and once a month during summer. This plant is non toxic. Bright light and for the variegated types some direct sunlight for a couple of hours a day. If the leaves are dark green in color it's best not to provide direct sun as it will harm them, but the variegated types