Pink Glitter Piper Plant
Pink Glitter Piper Is a very rare variety of piper whos origin is thought to be India. This is our fastest growing piper with fairly short nodes providing a fuller, bushy appearance. The photos don’t actually show the intensity of the pink sparkles when in sunlight. This tortoise leaf piper is sure to be a highlight of your collection.
Prepare to transform your living or outdoor space with the simple-to-care-for Piper plants! These tropical gems flourish in moist, nutrient-dense soil and enjoy climbing up moss-covered posts or poles covered in burlap. Imagine growing Piper plants in pots or hanging baskets, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere in your home or garden. An interesting fact – the black peppercorns we commonly use come from the famous Piper Nigra plant! Lately, more ornamental varieties are catching the eyes of Aroid collectors and mini-culture enthusiasts.
These plants are selling out quickly, but don't worry! We provide one of the broadest selections in the U.S., with varieties ranging from the cute, petite Silver Fleck to the striking Piper Magnificum. Let's explore the spectrum of colors offered by Piper plants – from vibrant neon yellow and pink glitters to a sophisticated dark tortoise shell. There's an appealing shade to match everyone's individual style and preference!
Be sure to always check back as we offer over several rare varieties throughout the year, all shapes, sizes and colors.
About This Plant
- Genus: Piper
- Pot Size: 2x2x3″ Square
- Includes: 1 Plant With Pot
- Ships By: UPS
- Ships From: Florida USA
- Shipping Rate: Click Tab Above
Info. & Recommendations
- Growth Rate: Medium
- Light: 60-85%
- Soil: Rich Organic Mix
- Fertilizer: Slow Time Released
- Water: When Dry to Touch
- Dislikes: Soggy Soil
- Likes: 65-90°F
- Outdoor Zone: 9b-10
- Pot Size: 6″-24″ w/Drain Holes
- Indoors: Locate Near Natural Light
- Faux Light: Grow Light Full Spectrum
- Coloration: Varies
Our plants are grown in conditions akin to a natural, humid rainforest, using minimal pesticides. Occasional leaf drop, spotting, or browning, especially in varieties with significant white, are normal. In our nursery, plants thrive under 40-80% shade cloth. If grown outdoors, direct exposure to full sun may cause leaf burn. We suggest gradually introducing the plants to sunny areas over a week or so to reduce stress for optimal results. Despite our high standards in plant propagation, we can't assure future variegation patterns, coloration, survival or growth rate. Individual plants may vary, even though our mother plants have thrived for over 20 years. We guarantee all variegation is natural without any Chemically Induced Variegation (NO C.I.V.)