Help! All the leaves of my red ripple peperomia are falling off and I have no idea why. Any tips to save this plant? Also the first picture is what this plant looked like a couple weeks ago vs what it looks like now
Help! All the leaves of my red ripple peperomia are falling off and I have no idea why. Any tips to save this plant? Also the first picture is what this plant looked like a couple weeks ago vs what it looks like now
Mines just did this too and I’m still wondering what happened. Looking forward to hearing what insight is provided
1 likeRoot rot? If it is rinse the roots super good and disinfect (make sure it’s plant safe) and repot with new well draining soil, and make sure you don’t overwater.
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Okay thanks I will try this
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I had a watermelon peperomia and mine did the same:( so I lost her. I’d love to hear others advice as well!! I believe they need high humidity
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I have a Chinese money plant “sugar” (same species) I water when soil is dry. Filter (from fridge) or bottled water is what I use. City water has killed so many plants of mine. I don’t use a humidifier but I do have 5 plants around this one. I believe they create their own humidity
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Aw sad. I lost two large peperomias at the same time a couple years back. For me it ended up being a thrips infestation. The ripple peperomias were the first to go I believe because the stems are so delicate. Pests can make quicker work of them than plants with plants woody stalks. So sadly, I would recommend checking for pests if you feel that over/under-watering isn’t a possibility
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