Red Log Plant also called Belly Button is a popular peperomia variety with fleshy, cupped, dark-green leaves with red wine-colored undersides. 

At first the stems appear upright and tall but eventually they spill over due to their own weight (weight of the leaves) and begin to trail or creep on the soil surface.

The stems and leaves in Peperomia Red Log are covered by thin hairs. The name ‘verticillata’ is derived from its fuzzy appearance arising from the thin hairs covering the stems and the leaves.

This one in a 4 inch nursery pot. 

Red Log Plants are low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and thrive in various indoor conditions

Care:

Light-  Bright indirect light (filtered light). Keep it away from direct sunshine as it can cause scorching of the leaves.

Water- Allow the top 2-3 inches of soil 

Soil- Great drainage 

Humidity-Average humidity and temperature.   Keep away from cold drafts, windy doors and windows as they can cause stunted growth and leaf drop.

Features: 

Unique Foliage

Compact Growth

Pet Friendly

Drought-Tolerant