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I didn't realize how many times I said "peperomia obtusifolia" until I was editing. Even though that IS the video topic...please pretend I didn't say it 50,000 times 😂
I have a baby rubber plant and i noticed the leaves turning green. I didnt know it needed more light. When i notice the leaves get soft, so i will water it and someone told me I've overwatered it. But i didnt bcuz they got firmer after but ive moticed leaves dropping after. I want the varigation to come back so ive been using a grow light but I dont think its working. My room at my parents place gets more light, i think should being it to their place 🤔 the soil it has looks like theres coco coir. I dunno if i should change it or not. Its growing slowly.
Hello. Thank you for this video. It was very informative. I have some brown spots on the underside of my peperomia. Is this fungus or is this the result of it being under watered? Thank you.
Mine is named Pepi 😊 which was easy to come up with but for the spelling it means He Who Belongs to the Sun. Pretty cool and I saw that they can live up to 5 - 10 years so fingers crossed 🤞 🌱 also great video yours is the first that popped up for Peperomia Obtusifolia 'Marble'
Hello Julie, thank yu for your tips. I see that you are growing P/varigated Obtusifolia in a glass vase. Can it be grown in water too? I grow Pothos in water; Bamboo plant in water; I did not know that P/Obtusifolia too grow in water. Please confirm and Thak you! Ganga :-)
Once they reach a certain size they’ll become too top heavy to stand straight up. If the falling over is damaging the plant you can give it some kind of support to rest against (like a moss pole!)
Hi I enjoyed your video, thank you. I have a question regarding the leaves of my peperomia obtusifolia. Some of them are curled in😢. Why is that? I tried different things, watering, not watering, put it outside, but nothing seems to work. I've looked for a video that explains why, but i can't find any. Hope you can help. Thank you😊
lol i’m late but it depends on the curl, given the thicker structure of these leaves, sometimes if they form curled when younger they stay like that for an extended period. mine has a couple that came out curled/funky, they pretty much stayed the same, mildly aged out of it eventually
Oh no! It sounds like rot. Remove the mushy leaves and let the soil dry out before you water again. Or, if the majority of the plant is affected, you can cut off/try to propagate the healthy parts. Good luck!
@@SproutsandStems I'm new to this so I don't know what a root rot looks like. I tried to check the roots but I can't clearly see them because it is covered in soil.also the soil smells kinda funky if that makes sense. Is it better to repot the plant for the time being😢
I have a question … i know its about a year or so old but i do spike fertilizer and cut the spike in half every other month is that too much? I dont know how much fertilizer its in a spike
Thank you! Mine is a few years old and I need to repot it. The very bottom leaves are yellow. If I clip them off and plant the stem lower in the soil will it root properly?
mine came from the nursery, and grew additional afterwards, with the bottom leaf coming out of the soil. i don’t think it’s any harm to plant the stem of the leaf below the dirt, just don’t let too much of the leaf material itself set into the soil
🌱❗Special Announcement❗🌱 I have a Patreon! www.patreon.com/sproutsandstems If you could take a second to check out my page, I'd really appreciate that 💚
This will enable me to share ALL the awesome houseplant content that I know my audience would be interested in, but isn't necessarily popular/trendy enough to post on RUclips. It'll help me fund things like website hosting, supplies for videos and blog posts, behind-the-scenes tech stuff, and more-while giving you more content and extra perks! 🌿😊
I didn't realize how many times I said "peperomia obtusifolia" until I was editing. Even though that IS the video topic...please pretend I didn't say it 50,000 times 😂
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I didn’t know the name of my plant lol now I do , thank you 😂
Eh, just helps us know how to pronounce it. 😊
Thank you! Just got my first one last week! No more wondering how to care for it!🎉
You posted this just as I was thinking about getting one! Thank you so much!
Excellent vlog.
I got one a few weeks back.
Thank you, can you please advise what humidity % is suitable for the plant
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I have a baby rubber plant and i noticed the leaves turning green. I didnt know it needed more light. When i notice the leaves get soft, so i will water it and someone told me I've overwatered it. But i didnt bcuz they got firmer after but ive moticed leaves dropping after. I want the varigation to come back so ive been using a grow light but I dont think its working. My room at my parents place gets more light, i think should being it to their place 🤔 the soil it has looks like theres coco coir. I dunno if i should change it or not. Its growing slowly.
Please tell me why they have leaves drop. I have plenty indirect bright light, moist soil and standard room temperature. Thank you
Question. I recently bought one and it had little leaves, the little leaves fell off. Is that normal?
Great Video!! I have one of these and it grew really tall and is now falling over. is pruning it my best bet??
Thank you! You could prune it or give it support with a small stake/moss pole/etc.-up to you!
Hello. Thank you for this video. It was very informative. I have some brown spots on the underside of my peperomia. Is this fungus or is this the result of it being under watered? Thank you.
I bought one and it looked fine. I watered it near one of its stems and it started rotting :( whole stem gone
Mine is named Pepi 😊 which was easy to come up with but for the spelling it means He Who Belongs to the Sun. Pretty cool and I saw that they can live up to 5 - 10 years so fingers crossed 🤞 🌱 also great video yours is the first that popped up for Peperomia Obtusifolia 'Marble'
Thank you! And I love that name! ☀️
Hello Julie, thank yu for your tips. I see that you are growing P/varigated Obtusifolia in a glass vase. Can it be grown in water too? I grow Pothos in water; Bamboo plant in water; I did not know that P/Obtusifolia too grow in water. Please confirm and Thak you! Ganga :-)
How to keep them straight up? Mine is falling over.
Once they reach a certain size they’ll become too top heavy to stand straight up. If the falling over is damaging the plant you can give it some kind of support to rest against (like a moss pole!)
Can the peperomia be planted on a dead branch?
How to watering? 😢 1:30
Just one time put water when watered? 😢
Mine keeps loosing its leaves and is now just a stem
How often do you water?
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Hi I enjoyed your video, thank you. I have a question regarding the leaves of my peperomia obtusifolia. Some of them are curled in😢. Why is that? I tried different things, watering, not watering, put it outside, but nothing seems to work. I've looked for a video that explains why, but i can't find any. Hope you can help. Thank you😊
lol i’m late but it depends on the curl, given the thicker structure of these leaves, sometimes if they form curled when younger they stay like that for an extended period. mine has a couple that came out curled/funky, they pretty much stayed the same, mildly aged out of it eventually
My leaves fell off my peperomia so only three are on it did I over water it?
Thanks for the info. My daughter recently gave me some cutting in water, with roots. I had no idea what to do with them! !! Now I do🍃🌱🪴
Thank you for the tips! I recently got a non variegated one and was wondering how to care for it. I'll do my best ❤❤
I love peperomias! Thank you fo this video
I got a peperomia obtusifolia variegeta last week and the leaves are turning brown and mushy. Is there any way I can save my plant?
Oh no! It sounds like rot. Remove the mushy leaves and let the soil dry out before you water again. Or, if the majority of the plant is affected, you can cut off/try to propagate the healthy parts. Good luck!
@@SproutsandStems thank you so much for responding.
@@SproutsandStems I'm new to this so I don't know what a root rot looks like. I tried to check the roots but I can't clearly see them because it is covered in soil.also the soil smells kinda funky if that makes sense. Is it better to repot the plant for the time being😢
I have a question … i know its about a year or so old but i do spike fertilizer and cut the spike in half every other month is that too much? I dont know how much fertilizer its in a spike
thank you!
i find that mine grow pretty quickly, i prefer the dark ones, !but i keep mine in bright light always,
Thank you! Mine is a few years old and I need to repot it. The very bottom leaves are yellow. If I clip them off and plant the stem lower in the soil will it root properly?
I just bought one :)
They look so nice!
Thanks for the tips
Thank you Julie! You are really great!!
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Thank you so much!! 😊
hi, how deep into the soil do i plant it if there are root growing on the node above the bottom leaves
mine came from the nursery, and grew additional afterwards, with the bottom leaf coming out of the soil. i don’t think it’s any harm to plant the stem of the leaf below the dirt, just don’t let too much of the leaf material itself set into the soil