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One of the easiest peperomias I have ever cared for.

I brought this cutie home last week. Any care tips? It will live in a south facing window.

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I brought my SOH home a month ago, and gave her a chop (and prop) because she was looking a little scraggly. After the chop there was a ton of new growth and I woke up this morning to find her flowering this morning.

this was labeled as “Pepperomia.” What type is it?

I used Harli G's youtube tutorial and it worked. This is in less than a month!

My Krimson Queen is looking a little sun stressed. I have it in an east facing window, no curtain but there is a roof over hang, so no direct sun. Should I put a curtain in front of it?

Why are some of the leaves turning yellow? No signs of pests. Lots of new healthy new growth. I fertilized last week. East facing window, no curtains. I water when top 2” of soil is dry (I go by weight and the chopstick method). I have it in Molly’s aroid mix.

I made some red lentil dahl for dinner tonight and it was really good. You can serve with some brown rice for extra fiber, or eat on it's own as a soup/stew. It tastes just like butter chicken, minus the butter and the chicken.

Recipe posted in the comments.

I have three cabinets side by side in my living room along with all of my other plants that live outside of the cabinets. I found what I think is spider mites on my Jacklyn in one of my cabinets. Do I need to treat my whole collection? Also, what do you do for quarantine? my bathroom only has a north facing window, and no other natural light. I usually keep my new plants in there to avoid pests for a few months. I do not have a good spot in my bathroom to add a grow light for plants that are sick.

I took the Jacklyn out and tossed it. I do not want to throw other plants out if I can avoid it.

What is the most efficient way to treat all of my plants? I plan on using isopropyl alcohol with peppermint Castile soap and some water.

I’ve propped my string of heats and am using the butterfly method in sphagnum moss. how often should I be checking to see if it needs water?

I purchased this in April, as soon as it came home it was in hyper growth mode, and it lost all of its' leaves-- and then grew more just to lose them all again. Second picture of is of its' new leaf (has a second one under it), they both are significantly smaller and a little yellow. I did repot when I brought it home, into Molly's aroid mix, and the roots looked good. I keep it in my plant cabinet with all of my other alocasia (that are thriving). What am I doing wrong? How can I bring it back to life? **those are not spider mites, that is soil residue on the leaf**

It's fully opened and so cute!

This King Anthurium has been my slowest growing plant so far. I got it from a nursery in the beginning of April, and it's leaves were kinda crispy and not in the best shape. He finally is pushing out a new leaf after almost 3 months.

Such an underrated plant!

This growth is from April to now. She's loving my south facing window!

What are these marks on this leaf? Also, what are the weird long twig like things growing out of the plant?