Apothecary Jar Arrangement – Variegated Waffle Plant, Silver Ripple Peperomia, Purple Heart & Long Leaf Fern
A Rare Collector's Garden in a Single Vessel
This extraordinary mixed arrangement brings together four distinct rare and unusual plants in a beautiful wide-mouth apothecary-style clear glass jar — the kind of vessel that lets you see every layer, from the chunky LECA drainage base through the rich dark soil to the explosion of rare foliage above. Every plant in this arrangement is a collector's piece in its own right, and together they create a layered, living botanical garden that is endlessly interesting from every angle. The Variegated Waffle Plant is actively blooming with a tiny white star flower nestled among its crinkled leaves — making this arrangement even more special.
- Hemigraphis alternata variegata (Variegated Waffle Plant) — crinkled green leaves with vivid pink-purple edges; actively blooming with a tiny white star flower
- Peperomia caperata (Silver Ripple Peperomia) — compact, deeply quilted silver-green leaves nestled at the base
- Tradescantia pallida (Purple Heart) — tall, dramatic deep purple leaves as the bold architectural backdrop
- Long Leaf Fern — graceful arching bright green wavy fronds adding movement and lightness
- Chunky LECA drainage layer dramatically visible through the clear glass walls
- Organic LECA drainage layer for excellent moisture management
- Rich organic soil mix for healthy, thriving roots
- Wide-mouth apothecary-style clear glass jar — generous size, one-of-a-kind vessel
- Each arrangement is unique — one per listing
- Thrives in medium to bright indirect light — avoid direct sun
- Keep soil consistently lightly moist — avoid letting it dry out completely
- Loves humidity of 60%+ — a pebble tray or humidifier is ideal
- Prefers temperatures of 65–80°F; protect from cold drafts
- ⚠️ Tradescantia pallida may cause mild skin irritation in pets — keep out of reach of cats and dogs
Four remarkable plants, one extraordinary vessel, one actively blooming. This is a collector's arrangement in every sense — the kind that people ask about the moment they walk into the room.