4" Sansevieria Misty Star peperomia not really needing soil but

not really needing soil but getting all its water and food magically dripped down into the center cup of each waiting plant

Watch out for little pups that will spring up around the bottom of the plant as it blooms

quilted leaves on jaunty arching red stems that kind of hop all over the place

Looking down from above

4" Sansevieria Misty Star peperomia not really needing soil butMisty Star, of the misty, pale greens drifting like cirrhus clouds across satiny, emerald green, pointed leaves giving this pretty star her name. The thinnest, knife edged, palest of yellow outlines and defines each leaf. Soft, pointy tips attractively curve upwards toward the stars. Newborn baby leaves show up tightly rolled at first, then curve out from the center whorling optimistically into a freeform star. Her habit is to reach for the sky a bit