Square Glass Vessel Arrangement – Tradescantia & Peperomia caperata

Square Glass Vessel Arrangement – Tradescantia & Peperomia caperata

$15.00
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Square Glass Vessel Arrangement – Tradescantia & Peperomia caperata

Square Glass Vessel Arrangement – Tradescantia & Peperomia caperata

$15.00

Bold, Modern & Full of Contrast

This striking arrangement pairs two dramatically different plants in a sleek modern square clear glass vessel — a combination that looks as intentional as it is beautiful. The centerpiece is a full Tradescantia with long, strap-like green leaves that flash rich purple on their undersides, radiating outward with energy and architectural presence. Nestled at the base is a compact Peperomia caperata (Ripple Peperomia) with deeply quilted, near-black leaves that create a stunning dark contrast to the Tradescantia’s lush green. Through the clear glass walls, the LECA drainage layer is fully and beautifully visible — clean, modern, and satisfying. Built on a foundation of organic LECA for drainage and planted in a rich organic soil mix for long-term root health.

  • Tradescantia — long strap-like green leaves with rich purple undersides, full and radiating
  • Peperomia caperata (Ripple Peperomia) — compact, deeply quilted near-black leaves
  • 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
  • Sleek modern square clear glass vessel — contemporary and one-of-a-kind
  • Each arrangement is unique — one per listing
  • Thrives in medium to bright indirect light — avoid direct sun
  • Keep soil lightly moist — allow the top inch to dry between waterings
  • Loves humidity of 50%+
  • Prefers temperatures of 60–80°F; protect from cold drafts
  • ⚠️ Tradescantia is mildly toxic to pets — keep out of reach of cats and dogs

A modern, collector-worthy arrangement that brings bold contrast and clean lines to any space. The square glass vessel gives the layered substrate a gallery-worthy presentation — this one is as interesting from the side as it is from above.

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