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   Gigglzngreenz

   about 2 years ago

   This could be an abiotic disorder. I would check the soil moisture and make sure you get the watering right. Not too much and not too little. Could also be from something in the water or nutrient deficiency. I would pull it out of the soil carefully and examine the roots for rot first. Remove all squishy bad roots and spray with diluted HP. Then I’d do a soil change to fresh clean soil. Be sure you wash your hands and tools before and after you use them on your plant. Peperomia are resilient and usually heal and bounce back quickly if you can figure out the problem and make corrections to the care schedule. Good luck! You got this! Also, I use the Planta app to diagnose and help me with my sick plants and it’s been working well for me. I also use another one called Plantify. Plantify costs money though so if you could utilize Planta to help, that would be the most cost effective.

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   Gigglzngreenz

   about 2 years ago

   I’m not a plant expert or botanist. I just use the tools available to help me. My advice I gave is just what I would do if it were my plant. I can’t guarantee that it’s the right thing. Just thought I’d put that out there. You might get better advice from someone who actually has verified knowledge of what your problem is and what you should do about it. This is just my best guess and what I would do. 😊

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     Susan

     about 2 years ago

     Thank you so much!!!!

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