My Mendoza peperomia has started making mutated leaves. What could cause this to happen?
My Mendoza peperomia has started making mutated leaves. What could cause this to happen?
Peperomia leaves can curl from drying out, OR overwatering, or a need for fertilizer (which can be accompanied by overwatering, due to root rot too)
2 Me gustaIs there a chance you may have over-fertilized it? I did that to my pothos and the leaves looked burnt on some edges. If that doesn’t sound right then: - If they feel crunchy it’s likely under-watering or too much sun. - If they feel more mushy then it’s likely overwatering; in which case you want to make sure the soil fully dries out between waterings to avoid root rot. Good luck! 🫶🏻
2 Me gustaDo you mist it? I have a watermelon peperomia and she LOVES being misted. She’s also in an East-facing window, part sun part shade and loves that too. Idk if all peperomias like to be misted or not. But if yours is similar to mine then that & the lighting could be something to look into!
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