Tips For Growing Peperomia Plants | Houseplant Tips & Tricks Ep. 6
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
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Plants featured in today's video:
Peperomia obtusifolia "Variegata"
P. viridis "Variegata"
P. dahlstedii
P. pereskiifolia
P. caperata "Grey Luna"
P. clusiifolia "Reg Margin"
P. "Fuzzy Mystery"
P. turboensis
P. elongata
P. "Tingo Maria"
P. angulata
P. "Hope"
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I'm a reformed plant killer. Thanks to the taco test (and a new house with much more sunlight...) my obtusifolia is not only alive a year later but grew flower spikes last summer! Thanks Nick!
Your taco test has been SO HELPFUL TO ME!!!
The Peperomia Elongata is so stunning. And I'm really impressed - that succulent/cactus soil mix looked like really great quality. Much better than anything I've seen in the shops, haha.
Nick, the taco test is one of the best information I have learned from you. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I enjoy you channel tremendously.
I never, ever repot into ceramic or other pots. All of my plants are in plastic pots set inside a cache pot. That way I can keep my favourite pots where I want them and change out the plants any time, plus I bottom water all, so it's way easier. I repot up into bigger plastic pots. I just don't see any advantage to potting other than a nursery or orchid type of plastic pot.
I repotted my peperomia angulata (spreading variety) and it grew so so fast I was amazed. And during winter!
This is one of the most comprehensive and informative plant videos I’ve ever seen! Peperomia is one of the types of houseplants that I can never seem to get right and now I feel like I have a much better shot at keeping them alive
I love Peperomia plants. I purchased a hope earlier this year and it's growing like crazy. Such an adorable plant!
Thank you. I've gotten pretty advanced with a lot of my plant care but this is one that has continually stumped me.
I have peperomia rotundifolia rn and damn she is a survivor . I almost killed it twice, got her repotted, she lost all her leaves and I thought it was dead but no. She is growing her new small cute leaves rn. I am in love
RIP 🪦 to my P. rosso, which I probably killed by a combo of overwatering, repotting, and then underwatering 😂
Nick, I've been following you for a while for your plant tips, but I have to say I Iove love LOVE your planters! They look aged and have so much character! You clearly put a lot of thought into how to display your plants in the best possible way.
@NickPileggi A word about petioles and propagation. For P. obtusifolia and P. albovitatta, I carefully cut the base of the leaf to expose the little veins. I found this produces more babies when propagated in water or vermiculite, particularly if the leaves tend to rot easily any other way.
Those potting mixes!😍 I wish they were available in my country as they are exactly what I am seeking for epiphytic cactus such as epiphyllums. Another outstanding video, Nick, and I like how you're evolving into a conversational style with occasional teaching moments.
I love your videos Nick! You are a natural in front of the camera and you are honest.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm still learning about various types of house plants and soils necessary for them. You definitely help people like me understand plants, thank you!
I own a bunch of Peperomia, they are my favorite genus and more interesting to me than gangly philodendron.
Love sharing a love of peperomia! Thanks a bunch for the great tip on the Hope, I got one a month or two ago after hearing you talk about it and I am excited for it to look lush like yours in the future 😊
I have lots of Peperomia, but funnily enough, not many from this list. There are soooooo many!
I love peperomias! I have two that are still alive since December. I love your collection - your varieties and video inspire me to get more