Peperomia Baby Rubber Plant Care

Baby rubber trees prefer medium bright indirect light.

Peperomia baby rubber plant care.

Not suited for intense direct sun. Plant peperomia in a pot with ample drainage holes using an orchid potting mix then place the plant in bright indirect light. If the temperature drops into the 50s or low teens or your house is drafty your plants won t do as well. This houseplant is perfect for the forgetful indoor gardener.

Peperomia with waxy leaves like to have the soil dry out between watering. It would also be well suited to use in a. As such the temperature in your home should be just fine for this one. This is used as a tabletop plant in dish gardens in terrariums.

I would allow leaves or stem tip cuttings a day to dry out until planted. Learn more about unboxing our plants. How to grow the easy care baby rubber plant uses. For this type of light it is best to place them in front.

How to propagate a baby rubber plant perperomia obtusifolia. Peperomia plants require little in the way of attention. Peperomia is an easy houseplant to care for even for new plant owners. I take cuttings anywhere from 3 10 remove the bottom 1 5 leaves.

I ll be referring to this method in the categories below. In my experience it gets. If your peperomia plants are wilting in spite of regular watering the plant is likely not getting enough oxygen to the roots. You may want to experiment and try a few leaves and stem tips to see what propagation method works best for you.

Each indoor plant is handpicked from the greenhouse carefully packaged and directly shipped to you. Learn how to care for the peperomia green or baby rubber plant. The ideal temperature for peperomia obtusifolia care is between 65 to 80 degrees fahrenheit or 18 to 26 degrees celsius. This peperomia plant care and types guide for gorgeous baby rubber plants radiator plants pepper elder plants and shining bush plants.

The peperomia obtusifolia golden gate is a true easy care plant as it is drought tolerant and rarely requires fertilization. Water only when the soil is quite dry and feeding is rarely if ever necessary. There are different types of peperomias to choose from and are differentiated by the variegations leaf shapes and colors. This is my favorite method the one i always do when propagating baby rubber plants.

Ones with softer thinner leaves need. Average home humidity is fine. I ve seen this sold as a plant which gets 12 x 12 usually in 4 or 6 grow pots. Can tolerate dry air.

1 stem cuttings in water.