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Found a fallen Peperomia leaf at Home Depot! 💚❤️ Am gonna try propping it in soil. Any guesses to what it could be?
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Found a fallen Peperomia leaf at Home Depot! 💚❤️ Am gonna try… | Propagating & Sowing | Planta community
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MrsDootLooks like a “Rosso” 😊
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HallieHow do you propagate these?
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These r cool bc they don’t need nodes 😎. U can just take a leaf w some stem and water propagate. U can even cut the leaf in half (perpendicular to veins) and get 2 cuttings out of it! From there you can put the cuttings in water or soil. I started my first attempt w some San Marinos in soil, & it’s been working out p well! But I know other ppl like water propping better. It’s up to u
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Wow!!! Did not know it was that easy! I love propagating my monstera and Alocasia plants but they’re so picky lol
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GranolaYes! All of this. I love propagating peperomias bc of the options. Def cool. Have fun with your find! ☺️
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plant.lady87wrinkled leaf peperomia is my guess because of the wider leaf
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Evil Plant DadDead
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the leaf felt very firm when I tried squishing it but I’ll be sure not to get my hopes up.
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😆 Lol there’s always a chance. 😏
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AngelDid you decide what you're going to do with it? I found one today I think it's the same, would love to water prop but can't see how id put it in water without it submerging
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I’m propping mine in soil.But for water propping — looks like ppl will fill up the water jar to submerge just the cut part of the leaf in water. Then they seal the top off w plastic wrap & cut a slit to poke the leaf through. (Photo from r/propagation subReddit)
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Yeah no real stem on mine will try soil prop just to see if anything happens
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