For any succulent, it is important to use the correct fertilizer for the plant. You can make your succulents weaker by applying more fertilizer than they need. Your succulent's health won't be affected if you don't cut it when it stretches naturally. The first stage of growth is straight-up. Later, it spreads out and becomes more sprawled as it matures. Glow Peperomia develops like a shrub when new branches emerge from its main stem. The main irritant to the plant's sap is the sun. The main characteristic of this plant is its leaves.

The best way to keep your succulent happy is to place it in full shade or partial sun. If you are not in the USA's hardiness zones 9b-11b, it is best to keep this plant indoors. The key is to ensure that your plant is not exposed to temperatures cooler than 25 degrees Fahrenheit or minus 3.9 degrees Celsius. Translucent or black leaves may also be a sign that your succulent is not getting enough water. If your plants have suffered from excessive moisture or you have left them outside during heavy rains, it might be worth drying them.