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title: "So my Peperomia Ginny decided to go completely wild and put out a…"
description: "So my Peperomia Ginny decided to go completely wild and put out a dozen flower spikes all at once. I've never pollinated a Peperomia and couldn't resist. If…"
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community: "Propagating & Sowing"
author: "Sam"
published: "2026-11-04T14:45:41.957919Z"
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# So my Peperomia Ginny decided to go completely wild and put out a…

_Posted by Sam on 2026-11-04_

So my Peperomia Ginny decided to go completely wild and put out a dozen flower spikes all at once. I've never pollinated a Peperomia and couldn't resist.

If anyone else has successfully grown Peperomia from seed or has any tips on how long to wait before checking for seed development, I would love to hear what I should look for next.

I tried a little bit of everything over the last week. I started out with the classic fine paintbrush method over a sheet of black paper to actually see if I was catching any dust, and then I ended up just gently rubbing the adjacent spikes together since so many of them grew right next to each other in pairs.

Honestly, I have no idea if any of these are going to take or if I will actually get viable seeds out of it, but it has been such a fun experiment to watch.

![Attachment 1 of 3](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/cYp22jhh58Jsd-Et4kSkLG5NE0DeO7FOpiC7VpcvxSk/S_dQOH6GQt-wXY42FqjLB.webp?size=large)

![Attachment 2 of 3](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/cYp22jhh58Jsd-Et4kSkLG5NE0DeO7FOpiC7VpcvxSk/IhKVDHM2DFTZAl7DDvVQn.webp?size=large)

![Attachment 3 of 3](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/cYp22jhh58Jsd-Et4kSkLG5NE0DeO7FOpiC7VpcvxSk/q8RJH21z4hogasn4TG-_3.webp?size=large)

## 3 comments

### SuccySuccy commented on 2026-11-04

Gorgeous plant!!

### Jess commented on 2026-11-04

This is so cool!! I didn’t know peperomia plants did this! Keep  
Us posted on the progress of it works!

#### Sam replied on 2026-11-04

I was surprised time also. Definitely will keep you all updated on progress if anything happens

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