Wow! Have been watching plant videos on Peperomia for past three years, but yet to see something as big and beautiful as your plant... Hats off!!! I have killed a few peperomia; they grow well initially, but then roots start to rot, so i take cuttings, and grow them... So my plants usually remain small... Still have not figured out right kind of soil for them in Delhi NCR weather...
You answered a lot of questions, but the 1 question I wanted to see which was never answered is Where you cut/trim it when the stems get heavy and bend??
Thank you so much this video was so helpful my husband just bought me one for my birthday I absolutely love it but had I not watch your video it would have died I did not realize that when we bought it I've had it for 2 days now it's outgrown the pot it was in and I was worried if it was too early to repot but no you literally saved my plant by this video thank you so much sending peace love and blessings your way thank you ❤
Hi Manasi, Pruning this plant is very easy. Just cut the top ends from wherever you want depending upon the size of your plant. You can use these cutting for propagation.
Hello, I'm a brand new plant mom, and I just picked up one at my local grocery store ysday. I'm wondering when I should change the soil, some ppl/Chanel's say right away some say after a few days some say Dnt at all. However with the other few plants I recently bought I found changing the soil has been a game changer for me with keeping them alive. Do you suggest I should do the same , or wait ???
Hi Erin, Regardless of whether your plant is new or old, I would suggest you to keep your Baby Rubber plant in the same soil/ pot till you see the roots coming out of the drainage holes or you think that your plant has overgrown. Baby Rubber plants actually love to be root bound. You can change the soil during next spring season. Otherwise also, it will be a good idea to let your new plant first adjust to the new environment and once you think that your plant has settled well, you can start fertilizing your plant or changing the soil if you really want to. Thank you😊
This plant is extremely low maintenance plant. Just follow the tips in the video and your plant will pick up its lost vigour. Peperomias are slow growing plants.
Hi ,what would you suggest ,down watering or watering from top for peperomia obtusifolia. I recently received one as a gift and don't have much knowledge about indoor plants. Thank you
Hi Radhika, Peperomia Obtusifolia is a very low maintenance plant and a wonderful indoor plant. It does not need very frequent watering as the leaves and stem can store water in them. You can top water your plant and let the soil to dry before watering again. Also make sure not to keep it bone dry as it can affect the plant adversely.
Hi Mounika, You can use baking soda solution or hydrogen peroxide solution to treat brown spots. Please check out my video on how to prepare baking soda or hydrogen peroxide solution.
Wow! Have been watching plant videos on Peperomia for past three years, but yet to see something as big and beautiful as your plant... Hats off!!! I have killed a few peperomia; they grow well initially, but then roots start to rot, so i take cuttings, and grow them... So my plants usually remain small... Still have not figured out right kind of soil for them in Delhi NCR weather...
Thank you so much. The explains about right soil medium for Peperomias. 🙂
You answered every single question I had about my new peperomia. Thank you so much! Also, your henna is absolutely gorgeous!
You are most welcome. Thank you for the compliment. 🙂
You answered a lot of questions, but the 1 question I wanted to see which was never answered is Where you cut/trim it when the stems get heavy and bend??
These are great looking plants and so hearty. Thanks the tutorial!
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much this video was so helpful my husband just bought me one for my birthday I absolutely love it but had I not watch your video it would have died I did not realize that when we bought it I've had it for 2 days now it's outgrown the pot it was in and I was worried if it was too early to repot but no you literally saved my plant by this video thank you so much sending peace love and blessings your way thank you ❤
Thank you!! ☺️ I’ll make sure my plant grows to be as beautiful as yours with these tips
Thank you so much for watching. I am glad the video was helpful to you. 🙂
This was great information, thank you so much. A friend gave me one of these but never had one before so I have some learning to do.
Hi there, this plant is very easy to maintain.
Excellent video. Very informative and just what I was looking for. Hopefully mine will look as good as yours does!
Thank you so much. I am glad the video was helpful to you.🙂
Thank you for this information. Your meh do is quite lovely, by the way.😊
Your Welcome 😊... Thank you so much.🙂
Does pruning the little flower spikes off encourage more foliage growth?
I would also like to know the answer to this.
Thank YOU. :)
You're welcome. Thanks for watching
Could you show how to prune to get the bushy look? Thanks
Hi Manasi, Pruning this plant is very easy. Just cut the top ends from wherever you want depending upon the size of your plant. You can use these cutting for propagation.
Very helpful 👌
Thank you so much.
Hello, I'm a brand new plant mom, and I just picked up one at my local grocery store ysday. I'm wondering when I should change the soil, some ppl/Chanel's say right away some say after a few days some say Dnt at all. However with the other few plants I recently bought I found changing the soil has been a game changer for me with keeping them alive. Do you suggest I should do the same , or wait ???
Hi Erin, Regardless of whether your plant is new or old, I would suggest you to keep your Baby Rubber plant in the same soil/ pot till you see the roots coming out of the drainage holes or you think that your plant has overgrown. Baby Rubber plants actually love to be root bound. You can change the soil during next spring season.
Otherwise also, it will be a good idea to let your new plant first adjust to the new environment and once you think that your plant has settled well, you can start fertilizing your plant or changing the soil if you really want to. Thank you😊
@@Homemakr oh ok. I'll probably leave it then I deffinitly don't want to shock it or anything like that. Thnx for the help
@@erinjoy5625 You're Welcome 😊
I had one that I got many years ago and it got neglected at work and only has one stem.. I am trying to bring it back.. any tips?
This plant is extremely low maintenance plant. Just follow the tips in the video and your plant will pick up its lost vigour. Peperomias are slow growing plants.
Hi ,what would you suggest ,down watering or watering from top for peperomia obtusifolia. I recently received one as a gift and don't have much knowledge about indoor plants.
Thank you
Water from top!
Hi Radhika, Peperomia Obtusifolia is a very low maintenance plant and a wonderful indoor plant. It does not need very frequent watering as the leaves and stem can store water in them. You can top water your plant and let the soil to dry before watering again. Also make sure not to keep it bone dry as it can affect the plant adversely.
Hi, how to treat the brown spots on my peperomia leaves
Hi Mounika, You can use baking soda solution or hydrogen peroxide solution to treat brown spots. Please check out my video on how to prepare baking soda or hydrogen peroxide solution.
@@Homemakr ok, thank you 😊
Best soil composition for this plant??
Hi there, Please check out this video for full information. ruclips.net/video/-Lv3xhtTkiA/видео.html
Thanks for watching.
My pepperomia have soil tight, how can i change it?😢
You can repot the plant if the plant is sitting in the same soil for long time or just loosen it up using a stick or garden fork.
@@Homemakr I loosened it with a fork, but I'll change the substrate as much as possible, thank you very much for your help!👏☺️
indoor plant it's ?
Yes, It is an ornamental plant. Generally kept indoors.
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Your most Welcome.
Are you sure it's obtistupfolia ? Sorry if I'm wrong here.
Yes, I am sure it is Peperomia Obtusifolia. 🙂
my peperomia is healthy and bright...but it's not growing more...what am I lacking?
@@shruthib927 perhaps rootbound or the plant outgrown its pot.
How to water? 😢
Bottom watering works best. But you can water it from the top as well. Dont over water. Let the soil dry out before watering.
@@Homemakr thank you very much🙏♥️