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Peperomia Nevada 9cm
£4.99
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A unique Peperomia. The Happy Bean houseplant has long, narrow leaves that look a little like green beans, but you shouldn’t try to eat them! This lovely houseplant, also known as the Pincushion Peperomia, can be trained to grow bushy and upright, or its spiralling and twisted branches can be allowed to growย their own way to create an uncontrolled, freestyle appearance.
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In terms of houseplants, Peperomia’s are some of the most forgiving and minimal maintenance options available.
They are native to the rainforests of South America and thrive in the shaded understory of the rainforest.
Peperomia’s are slow-growing, compact plants that are frequently misidentified as succulents.
What’s causing my Peperomia’s leaves to droop?
Reason 1: Extremely dry soil
You may be surprised to see that your Peperomia’s leaves have suddenly begun to droop dramatically, but rest assured that this is normalย and can be may be resolved quite easily.
Keep in mind that peperomia’s do not like to be underwatered, but they also do not like to dry out completely. Maintain a regular watering schedule, watering when the top two to three inches of soil get dry.
Reason 2: Humidity levels are too low
A slightly humid setting is ideal for your Peperomia. You can increase the humidity in your plant’s environment by spraying the leaves on a frequent basis, placing the plant in a pebble tray, or placing a humidifier in close proximity to it.
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