Peperomia puteolata

N. A. Andiarti 5 • 2024 • 4mo • 1

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Carolina Raines 2 Reviews

2mo

Okay! Time To Peperomia Puteolata Propagation :)

I've had my Peperomia Puteolata plants for almost two years, and I'm so excited to start propagating them using stem cuttings! It's incredible how easy it is, though it does take a while for them to grow. I'm thrilled to have these two unique houseplants! They're non-toxic to humans and pets but do best in cool, damp environments.

Pros and Cons Based on Reviews

Ideal for small rooms
Has a unique appearance
Non toxic

Low humidity
Hot temperature

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Hunter Anthony 4 Reviews

2mo

My Peperomia So Attractive

I can't believe it—it's been almost two years since I planted that plant from a propagated stem cutting! I tried using seeds, but, you know, it turned out to be very difficult. I even had to try another way, and luckily it worked! This is a beautiful, evergreen, perennial plant with very ornamental leaves. It can grow in tropical or subtropical areas! I must admit, even though it is a slow-growing plant, it is a survivor plant.

Pros and Cons Based on Reviews

Perennial evergreen plant
Beautiful ornamental leaves
Can grow in tropical or subtropical
Survivor plant

Don't have flowers
Difficult to propagated from seed
Slow growing plant

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Helena Briggs 6 Reviews

4mo

Now My Peperomia Looks Healthy!

A month ago, the leaves of Peperomia petiolate turned yellow, and at first, I thought it was due to pests, but it turns out, oh, it turns out!!! It's not just pests!!! My mistake was planting it in a pot that didn't have suitable drainage holes :(!!! I immediately moved it to a pot with good drainage, changed the whole soil mix, and cut off the yellowing leaves. And it's been almost a month since it looked beautiful and healthy!

Pros and Cons Based on Reviews

Pet safe
Easy maintenance
Beautiful leaves
Cheap price

Prone to pest
Need well drainage pot and medium

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nayeli 5 Reviews

4mo

Sweet Little Plant:)

My Peperomia plant is thriving! It's grown so much, and the shade is pretty with all that green. I'm moving it to a 2-inch larger pot to give it more room to grow. :)

Pros and Cons Based on Reviews

Minimal care
Safe for pets
Can improve the quality the air

Need high or medium humidity

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