r/peperomia

One year growth

Propagated this pepperonis hope from few cutting and it’s been growing well. I do like to chop the ends when they get leech and put it back in pot.

u/Important_Sail4961 — 4 days ago

I finally broke down and got myself my first Peperomia Red Log! 😭

I’ve been pining after this plant for over a month and finally decided to get it Monday. I wasn’t too happy with the $15 price tag, but I thought about this plant every single day. I’m so, so happy that I did too because she is even more gorgeous in person and in my room. 😭

u/Madidotjpg — 5 days ago
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Help needed with rehabbing a watermelon peperomia!

Hi everyone,

My watermelon peperomia has been pushing out wrinkled and curled in leaves, and is starting to grow rather awkwardly. I am looking for suggestions for getting it to look and feel its best!

I have a good variety of pot sizes, and some perlite and orchid bark I can add to my soil mix. I’m not sure the best way to go about repotting and pruning leaves and I would love some advice.

A bit of plant history:
Purchased from a local greenhouse in Jan of this year and repotted once into miracle gro indoor plant mix. I’ve kept it in a nursery pot in a spot that receives moderately bright indirect light. I’ve been feeding it every few waterings with miracle gro plant food, maybe once a month. I water it whenever the leaves start to feel bendy. All of my plants were treated with Maggie’s 3-in-1 garden spray a little over a month ago after seeing signs of pests on new growth from other plants.

Also, I know miracle gro isn’t everyone’s favorite. I wanted to add that I am not looking for any soil or fertilizer recommendations at this time, just looking for suggestions to make what I have on hand work best for my plant’s needs! Thank you!

u/Ok-Professional-498 — 6 days ago

Can anyone confirm what type of peperomia this is?

I rescued these guys from Aldi a while back and the label just said variegated peperomia and from what I’ve seen online they’re not that. I have two of these guys, btw. They’re a little leggy right now, but I’m working on correcting that.

u/Madidotjpg — 11 days ago

Clip or leave?

First time having a peperomia do this, I think these are blooms? Do I just let them keep growing or do I eventually clip them off??

u/ChronicReader98 — 12 days ago

Can I divide her?

This plant is a beast. She's been blooming like crazy and I love how delicate they are. 💜💜

I will need to repot her again. I love her so much and don't want to risk killing her. I may try and divide her but I don't know if that the right thing to do?

Has anyone divided theirs? Tips welcome!

u/Naive-Management3140 — 11 days ago
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Dracaenas and peperomias

I’m losing hope. I keep losing my dracaenas and peperomias to root rot. I’ve now bought several of these plants because they are sold as easy to care for. I’ve done all the right step: repot in chunky soil mix, place them in areas with bright indirect light, water when the soil gets dry (I use a chop stick to see how dry the soil is in the interior), etc. Despite my efforts, I still keep losing them to root rot. On the other hand, I’ve bought some of these plants for my mom at the same time and hers are thriving. She ignores them and barely waters them. She has them in the same soil from the nursery. Side note: my house gets hot in the summer and I don’t have AC like my mom does. I open the windows for air flow.

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u/12LizardWizard34 — 11 days ago