Pictures taken with cell phones should have some object in the image to establish a scale. Your plant appears to be one of the Peperomia.

Hiya Guest 024 and rhizo_1!!!

I SO don't want to butt in on u rhizo...but I'm terribly impulsive. Sigh.

So...rhizo, could it possibly be a Hoya Carnosa? Maybe?

My Hoya looks exactly like that...the leaves are very sturdy.

I've never grown a Peperomia, but understand you can easily cut a leaf in half with a fingernail.

Maybe the fingernail test will help?

Thank you for your patience rhizo,

All my best,

Newbie

I thought Peperomia when I saw it too. Some Philodendrons can have very similar looking leaves, but there would be cataphylls visible in places. Seeing fine details well is not something I can do much anymore, and this pic is kind of dark, but I don't see any (fine details, OR cataphylls - LOL!)

Highly likely this is an Exotic Angel plant, and it looks very much like the P. orba they have. Unfortunately, Costa Farms gives no ID info about specific Peperomias they might sell, but the one pic is similar.

I believe Hoya carnosa would have some long vine string things at the ends, but agree, the leaves look similar.

WoodSprite, I've not heard of the fingernail thing, but among the many Peperomias are many different textures/thicknesses of leaves, some quite thick, waxy, sturdy (good word.) This test would be inconclusive without knowing which species to which it's supposed to apply. Makes for interesting conversation though, huh?