3 Easy Ways to Propagate Your Baby Rubber Plant (Peperomia obtusifolia) | Peperomia Propagation
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Propagation and pruning your plant is a great way to encourage new growth and branches. Here are the super easy ways that I tried to make new free peperomia plants from leaf cuttings and stem cuttings by rooting them both in soil and in water. Here is short video where I tried to share all the stages of propagation with you. Thanks for watching❤️.
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This video deserves Millions of likes.....has actually shown results after six months... Amazing 👏👏👏
Thanks for the kind words...it motivates me a lot!😊
Love the side-by-side comparison of all steps of the process with different techniques. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you. This gives me hope for my cutting. I took a cutting from my MIL'S houseplant the day after her funeral.
I took cuttings from several of my dad's plants after he passed. Taking care of them is a true joy and helps me feel connected to him. I hope your cutting rooted and grew!
You make propagating easier and more fun than it already is. Thankyou!
Thanks for the kind words...it motivates me a lot!😊
I didn't even know what a baby rubber plant was until yesterday. Now I have propagated my first little plants (using the node + rooting hormone + soil method)! Thanks so much for all the helpful info! I'm so excited to see these plants grow into beautiful ones like you have! 😊
Glad I could help!
You’ve made a wonderful demonstration from beginning to end, thank you!
I’d never grown a peperomia (baby rubber plant) before until a few months ago and I just love it, it’s such a hearty beautiful plant and easy to care for, and I wanted more! Each stem I have has grown 1 foot so I’ll get busy propagating mine with both the stem and leaf cutting method that you’ve shown works so well. I can’t wait for roots👏🏻💕🙌🏻!
I have this plant and have never thought to propagate it. Thank you for sharing.
I have recently bought this flower and i am really thankful to you for sharing your video in detail
Most welcome 😊
Very nice and clearly explained. Thanks a lot. I have peperomia from years but didn’t know it can be propagated so easily. Thanks again🙏
Thanks Shrikant
Love how you showed progress over time! Very helpful video
I was so worried. Being a beginner, I propagated just the leaf and thought it needed the stem and node bc some other plants won’t root with just the leaf and stem lol so thank you 😊
Glad I could help!
it takes lot of patience to do these kind of videos. thank u for the great content
Eager to see a grown up plant from these cuttings
Hi Harini...I have already shared the update video in my channel, you can check it out.
Video link: ruclips.net/video/I3Uqu3ai7Sk/видео.html&ab_channel=SmallThingsWithMoumita
Very useful for us who's addicted on plants.. Thanks for this video 👍❤️🇵🇭
So glad that you liked it 😊
Thanks for this
Thanks for sharing the tips on how to propagate rubber plants
Thank you! 😊
Rubberplant / peperromia so nice. I didn't know that leaves can be propagated. Your awesome. Their roots r so healthy. Sometimes I was disappointed with some of my plants they died. Now I can pick leaves n dip in water so I can have another new plants. Thanks
Hi...true, this peperomia is really easy to propagate. Do give it a try👍
That was so interesting, thank you for really showing on how to propagate peperomia, very good video.
Thank you!😊
Thank you , an excellent and informative video , I am now a bit smarter on how to propagate this plant.
Glad it was helpful!
It's so cool presentation wonderful sharing
So glad that you liked it!😊
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Very clear ,step by step propagation video.!
So glad you liked it..thank you 😊
Wow, great to see all the stems getting propogated in water as well as in soil. Awesome upload dear . Really informative, how to propogate rubber plant. Will try with my plant. Thanks for sharing 👍.
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@@smallthingswithmoumita9444 do I propagate outside or inside how much sunshine do they need
This is absolutely beautiful presentation about rubbet plant. Ill try this. New friend. Chie Garden World. Full support noskipads. Have a wonderful day. 7:03
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That's good advice. Thank you very much.😊
Very nice video covring all types of propogation....thank u!
I didn't realize it was so easy to propagate these guys! i'll try it out on mine and see how it goes.
Do give it a try! good luck👍
Interesting PROPAGATING rubber plants
Hi...so glad you liked it.
Thank you for making this instrumental video. I’m looking forward to trying it.
You're very welcome!
Thank you for sharing brilliant tips 🥰😍those gorgeous plants really gives positive vibes!😃🤩happy gardening😊🌿watching from Japan!😊💕🌿
Glad it was helpful!
Can I grow from cutting now ....best season for growing
@@taxwallahshorts4421 Hi... hot and humid environment is best for rooting the cuttings. You Can try this during spring and summer months.
Wow very nice method mam .Thanks for sharing.
So Glad that you liked it
Wow so useful video on small rubber plant 👍👌🤗🤗🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you! My only question would be- did you have success with the leaves sprouting new shoots? I have no luck with leaves and more success with leaf plus node cutting. Let me know bc I will keep them longer if they ever do grow from a single leaf. I know the ficus plant can't grow from leaves but they root good. It's odd. But thank you!
Agreed can someone say if they’ve grown a new plant from leaf cutting? They grow roots but I suspect they do not grow a new plant.
Great video. Very informative
Glad you liked it
Very good results of all of your cuttings.
Thank you!😊
This is a looooooooong process. I have a few leaf propagating from this same type of plant. Its been a few months and its onload a few roots.
Wow, what you did is amazing.
Thank you!😊
I'm so thankful for the info I have one rubber plant so I know how to propagate. I don't know why all wants rubber plants. GOD BLESS
Hi Maria...I'm really happy that you liked the video. This is one kind of Peperomia plant(peperomia obtusifolia). It is also known as baby rubber plant. I have also shared a video on how to propagate rubber plant ( Ficus elastica). You Can check it out. Video link: ruclips.net/video/spAle8cSDO8/видео.html
Thank you! This is exactly what I wanted.
I've recently got a baby rubber plant and I found one of the leaves with roots already next to mama plant and was confused for a hot minute.
Time to plant that baby leaf and grow a new baby. 😍
Glad it was helpful!
In which session it can be propegate
What a wonderful video! So very helpful. Thank you. :)
Amazing ways of propagating rubber plants... Thank you for sharing us the technique and informative ideas.
I will try it also to our rubber plants and share it too to my RUclips channel soon. God bless and more power
Hi...I'm so glad that you liked it. Do give it a try...Good luck👍
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Wow.... Amazing... 🌿🍀
Sweet & simple... method..
Thanks a million... Mam..🌷
I will definitely try... 😍
Thanks...I'm glad that you liked it
Nice presentation, thanks for sharing! 🌿😻
So glad that you liked it 😊
You're the only person who attempted (and was successful) with propagating with leaves! Thanks :). How long until the cuttings start to form their own plant/ stem?
Hi Carrrie...thank you for the words of encouragement! 😊I
In my case leaf cuttings took 6 weeks to develop roots and after planting the rooted cuttings, some of them grew new shoots after 2 months while others took longer time. I have also shared the update video in my channel.
@@smallthingswithmoumita9444 Thanks for letting me know - I'll have to check out the new video. :)
Salamat po maam at mayroon na akong idea para magpapa ugat ng rubber plant..❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing...❤
I'm glad that you liked it😊
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing ,very useful info, I had been wanting to have a rubber planh.
So glad that you liked it.
Thank you, now I know how to propagate this plant thanks to you.
Thanks a million to let me know, I'll try it on my own, hope I will success
I'm so glad that you liked it...good luck 👍
Succint and straight to the point with multiplw methods. Bravo! Have a subscribe, like, and comment ❤
Thank you. I will have more patience with my stem.
So relaxing and clever 😃💚! I hope you get to the million followers and start a nursery or whatever, but your implements and vessels are what I think makes sense (at least when I'm tending my plants). I think cuttings, etc would rather prefer being propagated with what's on hand. ....that said, I have an overgrown rhaphidophora to cut apart. I look forward to watching all your videos later on tonight!
Amazing! Thank you very much ! 😍🪴
You are so welcome!😊
Thank you for sharing this video ..i try today with the zz plant 😃🙏
Wts the result ?
wooww so fast. I think the reason why im not successful at propagating leaves in the water is I didn't dried it out first. After I snip it from the stem, I just put it automatically to the water. will try this one
I'm so glad that you liked it. Good luck.
Hi there, i just bought my first plant. I'm glad to watch your video first. Very optimistic and easy to understand. Can I use just organic potting soil instead? That's all I have for now if i decide to propagate? For now my plant in its original soil looks ok. How long should i keep it there?
Thank you
Hi... I prefer to let my new plants settle down in my home environment for 2- 3 weeks and then I repot them using fresh soil.
Yes, you can use organic potting soil for propagation. Make sure cuttings are taken from a mature plant ( as you mentioned you just bought it). Good luck.
yeah your right super easy, i love plants . thanks for giving ideas. pls keep sharing. God bless!
Thanks Inday Elena
Halamanista is in the house....amazing..
My channel will grow with this idea!
Thank you!😊
Hi dear, its amazingly easy process. just loved the way you explained and worked on it. Thanx a tons. Actually looking for such easy yet result oriented process. Thanx again.
Thank you so much 🙂
Very helpful video for garden lovers.
Thank you...I'm glad that you liked it
I also have baby rubber plant and they are really a low maintenace plant..i love their shiny leaves...hope i can get one from you..
Thank You! VERY GOOD AND HELPFUL video🙌🏼
Amazing I never thought of such
I'm glad you liked it
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Baby rubber plant so beautiful
My question is: do the leaf propagations (only leaves, no stems) become actual plants?
Damn one of the best on how to clone the pepperomia..thanks
I'm so glad that it was helpful...thank you 😊
Very educative information I enjoy looking the new roots from bb plt.
I'm glad that you liked it.
Excellent video!
Glad you liked it!
I just came across your video. Very well done, excellent job on showing the process. I do wonder though, which way to propagate. Which way is faster to having a full plant? I'd assume with the node..
I'm so glad that you liked it. Yes, stem cuttings and leaf cuttings with a node give faster result.
@@smallthingswithmoumita9444 awesome! Thank you for your reply!
Excellent.good information
I'm so glad that you liked it😊
U r so so so gorgious that u had explained that how to grow a rubber plant wow
Thanks a lot
ThAnks for this info.i always wanted to have this rubber plant.
HI Anna ...this is a type of peperomia plant which is also known as baby rubber plant.
I have also shared a video on how you can propagate your rubber plant (ficus elastica). You can check it out.
Video link: ruclips.net/video/spAle8cSDO8/видео.html&ab_channel=SmallThingsWithMoumita
Thanks so much for this!!!
I failed in my first attempt but I'm gonna try again, thanks for the information and motivation 🙏🏼
Hi ...try propagating your plant during spring and summer months (cuttings root faster in warm and humid weather). Good luck👍
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This was helpful and interesting!
Glad it was helpful!
Very well captured without idle chatter💯
Got an idea from this clip
Thanks
i like this video very much
thank you for this video
Thanks Vinay.
Do you have any idea why mine keep turning brown every time I try to propagate from stem? I’m trying to rescue one of mine and I don’t know what to do.
Will one leaf make a full plant or do u have to put a lot of leaves. Thanks.
Wow beautiful plant
Thanks
Lovely baby rubber plant, and good knowledge for its progation
Thank you
It's this the same as rubber elastica? If not, do methods remain same as this?
Very clear and well presented video, btw. 5 stars on the 2 week and 4 week progress update.
Hi Mihir, I'm really happy that you liked the video.
This is one kind of Peperomia plant(peperomia obtusifolia). It is also known as baby rubber plant.
I have also shared a video on how to propagate rubber plant ( Ficus elastica).
Video link: ruclips.net/video/spAle8cSDO8/видео.html
Very nice video and demonstration. Thank you. I always wanted to know how to grow rubber plant! I have some rubber plant leaves in water now- hope they'll root well! Lynne
Hi...I'm so glad that you liked the video. This is one type of peperomia plant (peperomia obtusifolia), which is commonly known as baby rubber plant. I have also shared a video on Rubber plant propagation in my channel. You can check it out.
you are doing really good job
Thank you!😊
Great video!!!
Very good.... Very useful video ,Thank you for sharing this video ....
Most welcome 😊
Excellent video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Very imformative my friend thanks
Thank you so much 😀
Loved your video and the comparison. Thank you.
You're so welcome! I'm so glad that it was helpful!😊
Thanks for the tips, i hope my rubber plant will have roots after 2 weeks..😊
Good luck 👍
Thank you very much, it was really helpful
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Dear I followed all ur steps one by one. Leaf I kept in water changed water every weak but after some time rotten. In soil I tried twice but not successful. Ur method may be successful to others.
Hi Rajbala...Have you kept your cuttings aside for couple of hours to dry out? This step helps to heal the cut ends and prevents rotting (for few types of plants).
Very nice!! 💗
I have leaf with roots since 7~8 months but its not growing ie no another leaf or stem grown.... Only that single leaf with roots is there.... N pls let me know what soil mix u have taken🙏
Thanks for the great video! Very clear and informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Very good 👍.
Thank you very much
This is great! Do you have an update on how the leaf propogations are looking now? I have had a couple of leaves in water for a few weeks now and they’re starting to grow roots, I’d love to see what they end up looking like a few months after potting!?
Hi Georgie...I have shared the update video in my channel. You can check it out.
Video link: ruclips.net/video/I3Uqu3ai7Sk/видео.html&ab_channel=SmallThingsWithMoumita
thank you so much i got a variegated version of it . : )
Yeah, the variegated version looks great.
My leaf rotten after 1 week keeping in after and roots are also not coming fast .
Even I also tried five leaf cuttings in soil 2 of them rotted and 3 leafs got roots after 23 days
My question is because the leaves have not a node did they grow even after roots formed. I’m taught plants needs a node even with roots to grow 🤔
@@ritalewis5231Not all plants need a node in order to grow roots. Usually you can take literally a leaf from a succulent, without a node, and root it. I took a leaf from a snake plant (sansevieria), without a node, stuck it in water, and left it for a few months. The end of the leaf rotted so I cut that off and stuck it back in water (because you're supposed to be able to root just the leaf on snake plants, too, and this time it grew roots and then a whole new plant which, after almost a year from the original cut, is putting out its 3rd leaf. There's literally a while new plant off the side of the original leaf. I could probably cut them apart and do it all over again with the same original leaf cutting. Most succulents are supposed to do that same thing.
Very helpful video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This plant is so beautiful
Yeah, this plant is really beautiful and so easy to take care of.
Wow! Interesting..thank you❤
Glad you enjoyed it