It’s common to be salty when your peperomia is overwatered–we totally get it–but save your saltiness because these 4 steps will help save your plant and help you not overwater again.
Part succulent, part pepper (well…kind of), and fully plantlicious, watermelon Peperomia is a delightfully cheeky companion for any pot or planter in your home.
There are a few ways to propagate peperomia plants, by leaf cuttings or stems, soil or water. Here’s how to propagate peperomia every way.
There are so many types of peperomia, but these 10 indoor peperomia varieties are our favorites. Here’s where to get them.
plant description Peperomia plants are a cheerful addition to workspaces and homes. These semi-succulents are popular with new plant parents due to their minimal maintenance needs. Consisting of more than 1500 tropical and subtropical species, the Peperomia genus is one of the largest in the Piperaceae family and is closely related to the black pepper
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Hey that's a cool idea! thanks for sharing, Robert :)