16 3 2 5
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11 3 1 3
25 3 2 2
24 4 1 2
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13 3 2 1
17 4 2 1
25 4 1 2
28 4 1 2
22 4 1 2
23 4 2 3
22 4 2 2
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How to propagate a peperomia incana?
eileen
This plant is so versatile! You can propagate it in several ways: with stem or leaf cuttings. However, many say stem cuttings are more effective than leaf cuttings.
The secret is to take stem cuttings, put them in water, and then move them to the ground once new leaves have grown.
eileen
Hi there! From my experience, you can definitely use stem cuttings. Let me know if you need any other tips or advice. I'm always happy to help!
eileen
Hii... I've been successfully propagating this plant through the soil, and I'd love to share the steps with you!
1. Start by cutting the base of the plant using scissors.
2. Next, apply a rooting hormone and dip the cut part in it.
3. Prepare the planting medium in a small pot with a hole in the bottom.
4. Then, plant the cutting directly into the prepared soil.
5. Once you've got your plant in place, take care of it by placing it in a shady spot that still gets sunlight. Ensure the humidity is proper, and it'll be happy and healthy!
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Peperomia albovittata, also known as the Radiator Plant, belongs to the genus Peperomia. This plant is a perennial whose leaves have a unique shape that distinguishes it from other Peperomia plants, namely heart-shaped leaves. This plant will be excellent if it is used as an indoor plant and placed on a small pot table.
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