Happy Bean Plant

Happy Bean Plant is Peperomia ferreyrae, a small succulent evergreen grown for its upright, bean-shaped leaves with translucent windows. It works well as a foliage houseplant in a bright indoor spot. ## Growing conditions The Royal Horticultural Society describes the species as native to Peru and recommends houseplant compost that stays moist but drains well. Give it bright indirect light while it is actively growing; avoid harsh midday sun indoors, and move it into brighter light in winter. The RHS lists full sun or partial shade outdoors, but the light indoors should be adjusted to the window and season. [RHS Peperomia ferreyrae profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/247490/peperomia-ferreyrae/details). ## Water and growth Water moderately during summer growth and more sparingly in winter, using tepid, soft water when possible. Let excess water drain rather than leaving the pot standing wet. The RHS describes a mature plant around 30 cm tall, with glossy evergreen foliage and a tufted rosette form. Fertilize monthly from spring through summer with a balanced liquid feed, and remove spent flower spikes if they appear. ## Maintenance No routine pruning is needed. Keep the plant sheltered indoors in cold weather; the RHS rates it for protected growing and does not provide a USDA hardiness zone.