MummaDeb
I put my peperomia in a new pot and it got root rot. Managed to cut off the ends. Is there any chance that if I let them callous over and put them in soil that they’ll root?
I put my peperomia in a new pot and it got root rot. Managed to cut off the ends. Is there any chance that if I let them callous over and put them in soil that they’ll root?
They have to have nodes to root if you see one they will if not they probably can not root.
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Thanks.
0 LikesI did some research and it looks like you can propagate them! Epic gardening on YouTube had s good video on some options. Looks like you can propagate from leaves or stem cuttings.😊
1 LikeThey remind me of succulents in propagation methods.
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Thank you. I stuck them in a pot of dry soil after putting some rotting powder on them. They’re not dead yet. So we’ll see.
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