Piper sp. Pink Splash

$18.00

The Pink Splash Forest Piper

What Is Piper sp. ‘Pink Splash’?

Piper sp. ‘Pink Splash’ is a decorative Piper variety known for its pink variegation scattered across green leaves. The term “sp.” means the exact species has not been formally identified, and “Pink Splash” refers to its colorful leaf pattern.

Like other Piper plants, it grows naturally in warm, humid rainforest environments. It is not an aquatic plant and should never be submerged.

This type is valued for its soft pink markings that contrast against deep green foliage, making it a standout in tropical plant collections.

Bright and playful, Piper sp. ‘Pink Splash’ is ideal for collectors who enjoy colorful foliage.

How It Grows

This plant grows as a small shrub or creeping plant. It can trail slightly or stay compact depending on growing conditions.

Growth is moderate under warm and humid conditions.


The Leaves

The leaves are slightly soft and decorative.

  • Color: green with pink splash or speckled variegation

  • Surface: smooth to lightly textured

  • Shape: oval to heart-shaped with pointed tip

The pink splash pattern is its main highlight.


Light Needs

Prefers bright, indirect light.

  • Avoid strong direct sunlight

  • Good light helps maintain pink coloration

Low light may reduce color contrast.


Water & Growing Conditions

  • Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy

  • Use airy, organic-rich, well-draining soil

  • Prefers moderate to high humidity

  • Ideal temperature: 20–30°C

Avoid allowing the soil to dry out completely.


Growing Environment

Best suited for:

  • Terrariums

  • Humidity cabinets

  • Indoor tropical collections

  • Greenhouse setups

Not suitable for aquariums or submerged environments.


Care Level

Medium care.

  • Better for growers with some experience

  • Sensitive to dry air

  • Moderate growth rate


Handling Note

Maintain stable humidity and consistent watering. With proper care, Piper sp. ‘Pink Splash’ will keep its bright variegation and compact tropical form.