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Fun fact: Its thick, fleshy leaves are water storage tanks. This makes it a semi-succulent, perfectly adapted to handle forgetful waterers. It can survive a drought much better than a flood, which is why the number one rule for its care is "when in doubt, don't water." Like many houseplants, Peperomia obtusifolia was part of the famous NASA Clean Air Study. It was found to be effective at removing common household toxins like formaldehyde from the air. So, it's not just pretty, it's a tiny, silent, leafy air filter.