Within a couple of months, you should see several baby plants growing along each leaf.
Tuck the leaf, cut side down, into moist soil, and treat it like a stem cutting. Peperomia polybotrya and Pilea peperomioides. Take a Raindrop Peperomia leaf, and cut it across the middle, either vertically or horizontally. But the leaves of the Coin Leaf Peperomia are pointed and slightly thicker. Peperomia polybotrya looks similar to the Chinese Money Plant (Pilea peperomioides) (right). Cover the pot with a freezer bag or place it in an indoor green house and air daily. Stem and leaf cuttings root in between 4 to 8 weeks at 22 to 30 ☌ (72 to 86 ☏). Peperomia polybotrya likes it warm the year round with a minimum temperature of 15 ☌ (59 ☏). Based on the shape of its leaves the Coin Leaf Peperomia is also called Raindrop Peperomia. New bought or recently repotted plants don’t need to be fed for the first year. FeedingĪ standard liquid fertilizer can be given monthly or spikes or granules every 2nd to 3rd month from spring to fall. Drying out for a short time will be tolerated but Peperomia polybotrya is a tropical succulent and should not be treated like plants growing in deserts or steppes. Let the soil dry between the waterings to about 80 % or 90 % of the pots height.
Regular mixes for container plants, vegetables, herbs or succulents can be used. Try to keep the temperature in the room consistent as dramatic decreases and increases in temperature can shock your plant. If the pot is placed at least 50 centimetres behind the window also summer sun. You should aim to keep your plant between 18 to 24C, They can tolerate slightly lower temperatures but if it drops below 10C then your plant could be in trouble, especially if this is for long periods of time. Morning, evening and winter sun is welcome. The Coin Leaf Peperomia is suitable for bright, part sunny or light shaded places. This succulent if kept in shade will remain a light green, but if introduced to sunlight will develop a. The more mature the plant becomes the more prominent their bumps develop.
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