PD07 peppergrass small moss ball/office planting indoor plant

★Features★ Peppergrass has a round plant shape, round leaves, thick stems and leaves, and smooth and shiny leaves. It is very pleasing to the eye. It is also called a round-leaf money tree. Peppergrass is drought and shade tolerant, has few pests and diseases, and is an indoor potted plant that is very easy to care for. The leaves of Peppergrass are thick and it is recommended to keep the moss ball slightly moist; excessive watering can easily lead to rot (the leaves will turn black and become soft and rotten). If the leaves become thinner and the plant becomes limp and weak, it indicates excessive water shortage and should be refill immediately. Too much sunlight may cause the leaves to fade or even burn. Peppergrass is afraid of cold, so watering should be reduced when the temperature is low in winter and avoid spraying water on the leaves to avoid frostbite. ★Lighting★ It has strong shade resistance and weak exposure resistance. When maintaining, do not leave it in a place with strong sunlight for a long time, otherwise it will get sunburned. In spring, summer and autumn, it needs to be properly shaded and only provided with a small amount of diffuse light. In winter, if the light is not strong, there is no need to shade. ★Moisture★ It is recommended to keep the moss ball slightly moist; excessive watering can easily lead to rot (leaves turn black and become soft and rotten). Planting small moss balls: Soak in water once every 4-5 days in summer and every 7-8 days in winter. (The frequency of watering needs to be adjusted according to each person’s home environment) How to judge half-sun astigmatism? Turn off all indoor lights during the day, and there will be no problem if you can clearly read the newspaper text in natural light (no direct sunlight is required)