Thank you for giving peperomia some acknowledge! Love them! Kinda tired of all these plant youtubers racing to get the latest anthuriums and philodendrons! I'm here with my peperomia, dieffenbachia, calathea hehe
I have never had much experience with peperomia until watching Nick’s great videos. Just seeing how excited he gets about them, made me try some out too. I too also enjoy the look in his eyes when he’s talking about his babies.😍
Great video, Nick! I just acquired four trinervis peps and they still are standing straight up in the pot. Now I won’t freak out if they start trailing. I do love the back of the leaves! Stumbled on the four little plants in a local plant store and decided to give them a try. Thrilled that you highlighted it in your video. Thanks! ☺️😊
Peperomia silver bandit is one of my favorites as well! I was at a specialty grower browsing and came across one, and I couldn’t just leave it there. It’s such a gorgeous peperomia!
For the silver one that needs a terrarium, looks like a wide mouthed Mason jar or even an empty pasta sauce jar would fit nicely on that pot! Until the shelter in place is lifted
Just bought my first glass cloche! Before that using clear plastic bags around newbie plants in pots until they matured. That’s a cheap way of doing it, also clear glass and plastic containers from used products (jam, yogurts, etc.). Knot Dude (interesting you tuber, to check out) recommended clear glass cookie jars from Walmart type stores instead of higher priced “cloche”. I just had to treat myself to a cloche this week, cheered me up!
I don’t own any peperomia yet. That first peperomia looks like one I would want. I like sturdy plants. This one has personality. I like your containers, too. I’m going to start potting my plants. I have not purchased substrates, fertilizer or pottery yet. I can’t wait to see how my plants respond. Thank you for sharing your ideas and your plants.
You might not even see this BUT…..I have an elongata and it’s been one of my TOP favorite plants in my collection. But now the leaves have gone from the stiff thick leaf to a thin floppy leaf and i’m so so sad about it! ! I can’t tell if it needs water, or if i’ve watered it too much……i’m hoping someone can give me some tips to save this
I told myself that I was not going to start collecting Pepperomia until I move later this year. Well, I brought home a Watermelon and Raindrop yesterday. They are just gorgeous. I want more! Thanks for the content Nick. Keep up the good work!
I love peperomias! I ordered a six pack of "terrarium plants" which were mostly peperomias and they quickly outgrew my terrarium and sparked my interest in houseplants!
Maybe you can make a video on how to take care of cloche or terrarium plants. I had some terrarium size ferns and kept them in a cloche. I kept them in their tiny nursery pot and I would ventilate daily for 15 minutes but most of them rotted 😭. So I am trying a glass globe with a hole on the side and it looks like the same thing will happen 😩! Only the blue star fern is surviving but not thriving.
Great now I have more plants I need. Thanks soooo much. Ok no actually I am just learning how to grow house plants. I want more interesting varieties. I am loving my peperomia hope plant. I has the cutest almost perfect silver dollar succulent leaves. Also its in a teacup and I can fill the saucer with water for humidity. It seems to be doing well. It has given me several new leaves since I got it.
You are a pro Nick. Just take some cuttings from your trinervis and put them in the sunny location. Then you can have the best of both worlds and don't have to abandon keeping one on the fridge.
Love seeing all of your happy plants! I’m still in the purchased African violet, gifted pothos, saved Christmas cactus and funeral peace lily phase. Focusing on the outdoor garden at the moment but can’t wait to get a ZZ for the bathroom and really want several of the others I’ve seen here. ❤️
Hi Nick! Those are all really pretty! Like I've said before, I really struggle with Peperomias, but may try them again. I like all of the ones you showed, especially the elongata. So nice seeing you so happy with your plants. Thank you for sharing!
I have a thing for any peperomia! I recently ordered a peperomia Isabella from Josh's frogs and it's a bright lime color, which I'm also a big fan of. 😍
I would love to learn more about your Natal Mahogany.....I've been looking for one since you mentioned it in one of your videos. Im having trouble finding one in Canada!
I'm a peperomia fan as well and I think I just died and went to heaven with that elongata! Straight on my wish list it goes! My most unusual is P. verticillata Red Log. Such a different growth habit and the red under leaf is so bright and such a contrast against the dark green top!
Enabler! Thanks to some of your previous tour videos where you showed peperomias, I became obsessed with getting more. I got pereskifolia and one called Amigo Marcello. I really want the elongata. Hoping it will come back to Steve's Leaves soon.
Love your videos and enthusiasm! Do you have a video on grow lights 101? Is there a difference between that and regular bulbs? What makes it a grow light specifically?
Peperomias are the coolest. When my bf said my two chlorophytum don't look similar I showed him my 6 pepromias that look nothing alike (obtusifolia, obstusifolia variegata, watermelon, rosso, ruby glow, caperata red) 😅
Hi ! Very intersting video ! I only own three peperomias, only three survived me, should I say. I've got a P. peperspot, a P. quadrangularis (I Love it), and a P. maculosa, which I almost killed (too much water), I lost 2/3 of the plant but it's ok now. It's my favorite, i love its big glossy succulent leaves. I kind of fell in love with P. elongata now... Thanks you ! See you soon !
I’m in the same boat right now with my elongata 😢😢 I think I over watered it. It’s leaves are droopy and thin. How did you save your maculosa????? Uuugh I want to cry! I’ve had the plant maybe two years with zero issues until now
@@marymiller5824 Hi Mary, I took it out of its pot, removed the parts that seemed rotten to me and then replanted it in brand new soil. It died since then... I only have the P. Triangularis left, still living its best life, which is very rewarding to me 😊
@@cafouyette2376 I’m so upset about the elongata! I have a nice collection too, Thai constellations, Monstera Aurea and the Elongata has been my favorite! The beautiful big, thick shiny leaves! I’ve never reported it because I heard they like to be a little rootbound but i’m wondering if I should! I put it near a grow light and starting to see a little bit of progress so I might try a repot. Uuugh! Thank you for the reply! This is an old video I think but i’m trying to find some help saving this plant!
Great Vid once again Nick.....I am a plant newbie....really catching the bug! But I have a Peperomia "Rosso" and I LOVE it! It has the gorgeous burgundy on the undersides of the leaves, and is so happy and easy to grow.
wow, all these pepperomia species! is there an encyclopedia for them somewhere? ya know 'encyclopedia pepperomia' has a nice ring to it! Also, yesterday I saw the biggest damn pepperomia ever at home depot. 19$ for it. I was already going to carry 12 6" terracotta pots home with me on the bus plus a bag of groceries, so I opted for a smaller Friendship Plant instead. God and they had an agleonema with just a faint hint of pink! But I just got my first agleonema that one can wait.
I love your channel! Nick I am confused lol I am glad you brought that up, I ordered an angulata. Is that the same one you had in your hand? If not what is the difference?
Hi Nick, I love peperomia, and have a few, but would love to find the Dahlstedii and the Elongata. I don't have a terrarium so I would rather not get the ones that require those conditions, although I would love to put together a terrarium someday. I do have the Peperomia watermelon on my wish list as well as the Peperomia Russo, I tried ordering it from Gabriella plants but it was sold out, so hopefully they will get some more in stock soon. Thanks for sharing this video it was fun and full of great info. Stay safe and I will see you soon, XOXO, bye for now
I got a cutting of a Peperomia Dahlstedii back in December and it didn't seem to grow.. it lives in a Glascontainer for a few weeks now and it's finally showing first new leaves 🥰 .. not sure when to take it out of the glas though 🤔 (I still have the sticker of the soup on one side of the glas and it's really not that pretty lol) The Peperomia Trinervis is so cute ☺️ and the elongata is so pretty as well! Definitely going all on my wish list! haha
Pilea pepermoides is a pilea, not a peperomia. Idk what the care differences are since I don't have one but yeah, pilea is a different species to peperomia. ❤
That one viney one you said doesn't look like anything else. I immediately thought it was a p. Prostrata and was confused when it wasn't. So similar! As for new peps, do you have a variegated watermelon or p. griseoargentea pink lady?
Since you are a big peperomia fan i’m wondering What do you think about peperomia vestida/liadensis? :) do you have that in the us? I have one That’s about 50cm tall and I love it with it’s velvet leaves!
I moved to a drier climate, inside about 30-35% humidity last winter. Find that humidifiers are a PIA so don’t use them. All my Peps, have done well! 😁👏🏻👍 I’d give them another try Sheila, you will love them! Now I will go and hug my pothos....🥰😘
What about Peperomia Rana Verde? I picked one of these up a while ago and didn't even know what kind of Pep it was until I randomly found a picture of one online that looked like mine. I've never seen it mentioned in your videos or any other plant people's videos. I'm currently struggling to keep mine alive...the leaves are drooping and yellowing and I thought it wasn't getting enough light so I moved it right in my NE facing window but it didn't seem to be doing much better. So now I've moved it back to the far wall where there is also a grow light a couple feet above it and trying to water it more consistently.
Sorry not at all on topic for your video today but really need to know. Been googling about it and getting mixed information. Nick do you know if a Tetra Sperma will climb an iron trellis??? Thanks.
watching your peperomia videos has got me more interested. Looking at them in the stores I always thought they may be difficult plants, but I am now thinking I was wrong. I have a few now. A Frost, a ruby cascade, and I think the other may be an obtusifolia (it didn’t have a tag). I love the rat tail flowers (so funky).
So many tongue twisters. Pretty popular peperomias. 😄 But they really need more attention. If many of them just wouldn't be so susceptive to root rot. 😕
I enjoy my peperomias as well. Hopefully, some friends and I will be going to that place in lower Delaware in a few weeks. I feel like warning the owner! It’s funny, the longer we have plants, the more little details we notice about them. Like I said before, plants are little green people! Go in peace and continue to enlighten us😁🤩😁
You can get them on Pistils Nursery. It looks like they only have the dark variety right now. I did find some at one of my local garden centers as well. I got a beautiful almost creme colored one and one that is terra cotta colored like his. Those ones don't have a drain hole but they drill pretty easily.
The manufacturer is Spang in Germany. I've only found a handful of retailers who have some of their clay but they make such nice pots. Pistils nursery has the marbled basalt round pots, Planterina has the regular basalt flower pots. Hirts Garden on etsy at one point had a couple, I don't think they had the marbled terracotta though. Anyways, hope this info helps your search, I've been trying to find their stuff for a while.
I have a tiny plant that looks very similar to the dahlstedii you're showing, except that it grows strictly upright (so far, it's very small), and the leaves seem a little bit darker. It was sold to me as peperomia angulata, but I can barely find information about it anywhere. Do you know if that is a misnomer for something, or if it has a different name as well?
@@AdriCr4ft It looks very similar to that one yes, but it seems to grow more upright whereas quadrangularis seem to trail more (at least from what I've seen).
nokiddingbrainless hmmm 🤔 I guess the only way to find out would be to análise a image of it :) quite hard of just description. You also said it was a tiny plant :) when they start out they grow upright until their stems get heavy with leafs and start to “trail” out of the pot, that might be why 🤷♀️
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Thank you for giving peperomia some acknowledge! Love them! Kinda tired of all these plant youtubers racing to get the latest anthuriums and philodendrons! I'm here with my peperomia, dieffenbachia, calathea hehe
I never got the pepperomia bug, I just enjoy seeing Nick's eyes when he talks about them 🌹😍😘
You always are so detailed oriented that I want to congratulate you on being so focused
I have never had much experience with peperomia until watching Nick’s great videos. Just seeing how excited he gets about them, made me try some out too.
I too also enjoy the look in his eyes when he’s talking about his babies.😍
Great video, Nick! I just acquired four trinervis peps and they still are standing straight up in the pot. Now I won’t freak out if they start trailing. I do love the back of the leaves! Stumbled on the four little plants in a local plant store and decided to give them a try. Thrilled that you highlighted it in your video. Thanks! ☺️😊
Peperomia silver bandit is one of my favorites as well! I was at a specialty grower browsing and came across one, and I couldn’t just leave it there. It’s such a gorgeous peperomia!
For the silver one that needs a terrarium, looks like a wide mouthed Mason jar or even an empty pasta sauce jar would fit nicely on that pot! Until the shelter in place is lifted
Just bought my first glass cloche! Before that using clear plastic bags around newbie plants in pots until they matured. That’s a cheap way of doing it, also clear glass and plastic containers from used products (jam, yogurts, etc.). Knot Dude (interesting you tuber, to check out) recommended clear glass cookie jars from Walmart type stores instead of higher priced “cloche”. I just had to treat myself to a cloche this week, cheered me up!
I don’t own any peperomia yet. That first peperomia looks like one I would want. I like sturdy plants. This one has personality. I like your containers, too. I’m going to start potting my plants. I have not purchased substrates, fertilizer or pottery yet. I can’t wait to see how my plants respond. Thank you for sharing your ideas and your plants.
I knew you were going to mention the elongata. I have one as well and it is stunning. One of my favorites.
Mine just flowered as well. And those are unusual compared to other peperomia flowers.
You might not even see this BUT…..I have an elongata and it’s been one of my TOP favorite plants in my collection. But now the leaves have gone from the stiff thick leaf to a thin floppy leaf and i’m so so sad about it! ! I can’t tell if it needs water, or if i’ve watered it too much……i’m hoping someone can give me some tips to save this
I told myself that I was not going to start collecting Pepperomia until I move later this year. Well, I brought home a Watermelon and Raindrop yesterday. They are just gorgeous. I want more! Thanks for the content Nick. Keep up the good work!
Got my dahlstedtii from potted elephant a few months ago and got my turboensis from spokane plant farm yesterday!!! completely in love.
I love peperomias! I ordered a six pack of "terrarium plants" which were mostly peperomias and they quickly outgrew my terrarium and sparked my interest in houseplants!
Maybe you can make a video on how to take care of cloche or terrarium plants. I had some terrarium size ferns and kept them in a cloche. I kept them in their tiny nursery pot and I would ventilate daily for 15 minutes but most of them rotted 😭. So I am trying a glass globe with a hole on the side and it looks like the same thing will happen 😩! Only the blue star fern is surviving but not thriving.
Great now I have more plants I need. Thanks soooo much. Ok no actually I am just learning how to grow house plants. I want more interesting varieties. I am loving my peperomia hope plant. I has the cutest almost perfect silver dollar succulent leaves. Also its in a teacup and I can fill the saucer with water for humidity. It seems to be doing well. It has given me several new leaves since I got it.
That peperomia elongata is so different!! Def adding it to my list
Peperomia are so neat!
You are a pro Nick. Just take some cuttings from your trinervis and put them in the sunny location. Then you can have the best of both worlds and don't have to abandon keeping one on the fridge.
Love seeing all of your happy plants! I’m still in the purchased African violet, gifted pothos, saved Christmas cactus and funeral peace lily phase. Focusing on the outdoor garden at the moment but can’t wait to get a ZZ for the bathroom and really want several of the others I’ve seen here. ❤️
That peperomia elongata is so beautiful, I want one 😍
Hi Nick! Those are all really pretty! Like I've said before, I really struggle with Peperomias, but may try them again. I like all of the ones you showed, especially the elongata. So nice seeing you so happy with your plants. Thank you for sharing!
Red Twist... I like the red leaves!!
I have a thing for any peperomia! I recently ordered a peperomia Isabella from Josh's frogs and it's a bright lime color, which I'm also a big fan of. 😍
More plants are definitely on my wishlist now. Thanks for all the great info Nick, you’re awesome! ^.^
I would love to learn more about your Natal Mahogany.....I've been looking for one since you mentioned it in one of your videos. Im having trouble finding one in Canada!
I'm a peperomia fan as well and I think I just died and went to heaven with that elongata! Straight on my wish list it goes!
My most unusual is P. verticillata Red Log. Such a different growth habit and the red under leaf is so bright and such a contrast against the dark green top!
Love peperomias I have been researching them for years.. love the ones that you chose. They're really underated , but such wonderful marvelous plants.
Beautiful collection!!!💚🌱💚🌱
I no longer need a peperomia elongata... I NEED one!!! Just got on the waiting list for this baby on Steve's leaves.
Mystery solved. My mystery plant is a peperomia trinervis. Thank you, Nick!
Enabler! Thanks to some of your previous tour videos where you showed peperomias, I became obsessed with getting more. I got pereskifolia and one called Amigo Marcello. I really want the elongata. Hoping it will come back to Steve's Leaves soon.
That silver bandit is a worthy wishlist item!
Love your videos and enthusiasm! Do you have a video on grow lights 101? Is there a difference between that and regular bulbs? What makes it a grow light specifically?
Peperomias are the coolest. When my bf said my two chlorophytum don't look similar I showed him my 6 pepromias that look nothing alike (obtusifolia, obstusifolia variegata, watermelon, rosso, ruby glow, caperata red) 😅
Today i received my first peperomia ( caperata lilian). It is not rare, but is so much more beautifull than i tought it would be :D Love it!
I love peperomias. The Elongata is definitely one I’ll look out for!
I just put some peperomia in my BiOrb that were just struggling in my home & they perked up and are looking happy again!
Hi ! Very intersting video ! I only own three peperomias, only three survived me, should I say. I've got a P. peperspot, a P. quadrangularis (I Love it), and a P. maculosa, which I almost killed (too much water), I lost 2/3 of the plant but it's ok now. It's my favorite, i love its big glossy succulent leaves. I kind of fell in love with P. elongata now... Thanks you ! See you soon !
I’m in the same boat right now with my elongata 😢😢 I think I over watered it. It’s leaves are droopy and thin. How did you save your maculosa????? Uuugh I want to cry! I’ve had the plant maybe two years with zero issues until now
@@marymiller5824 Hi Mary, I took it out of its pot, removed the parts that seemed rotten to me and then replanted it in brand new soil. It died since then... I only have the P. Triangularis left, still living its best life, which is very rewarding to me 😊
@@cafouyette2376 I’m so upset about the elongata! I have a nice collection too, Thai constellations, Monstera Aurea and the Elongata has been my favorite! The beautiful big, thick shiny leaves! I’ve never reported it because I heard they like to be a little rootbound but i’m wondering if I should! I put it near a grow light and starting to see a little bit of progress so I might try a repot. Uuugh! Thank you for the reply! This is an old video I think but i’m trying to find some help saving this plant!
@@marymiller5824 Fingers crossed ! 😊
Now I want them all !
Great Vid once again Nick.....I am a plant newbie....really catching the bug! But I have a Peperomia "Rosso" and I LOVE it! It has the gorgeous burgundy on the undersides of the leaves, and is so happy and easy to grow.
Everything is looking great! 🌹🌹🌹
wow, all these pepperomia species! is there an encyclopedia for them somewhere? ya know 'encyclopedia pepperomia' has a nice ring to it! Also, yesterday I saw the biggest damn pepperomia ever at home depot. 19$ for it. I was already going to carry 12 6" terracotta pots home with me on the bus plus a bag of groceries, so I opted for a smaller Friendship Plant instead. God and they had an agleonema with just a faint hint of pink! But I just got my first agleonema that one can wait.
I love your channel! Nick I am confused lol I am glad you brought that up, I ordered an angulata. Is that the same one you had in your hand? If not what is the difference?
Hi Nick, I love peperomia, and have a few, but would love to find the Dahlstedii and the Elongata. I don't have a terrarium so I would rather not get the ones that require those conditions, although I would love to put together a terrarium someday. I do have the Peperomia watermelon on my wish list as well as the Peperomia Russo, I tried ordering it from Gabriella plants but it was sold out, so hopefully they will get some more in stock soon. Thanks for sharing this video it was fun and full of great info. Stay safe and I will see you soon, XOXO, bye for now
The dahlstedii also looks similar to my P. angulata Beetle. Maybe the Beetle needs a new friend?
Yas pepperomias! I liked the video before I even watched it 🤩
I got a cutting of a Peperomia Dahlstedii back in December and it didn't seem to grow.. it lives in a Glascontainer for a few weeks now and it's finally showing first new leaves 🥰
.. not sure when to take it out of the glas though 🤔 (I still have the sticker of the soup on one side of the glas and it's really not that pretty lol)
The Peperomia Trinervis is so cute ☺️ and the elongata is so pretty as well!
Definitely going all on my wish list! haha
I LOVE Peperomias thanks so much for sharing XXXX
I recently got a pilea peperomia!! I’m in love with the peperomia and I can’t wait for mine to grow a baby😆😆
C'mon, who's going to say it?
Uhhh ur kinda scaring me😳
Pilea pepermoides is a pilea, not a peperomia. Idk what the care differences are since I don't have one but yeah, pilea is a different species to peperomia. ❤
Peperomia beetle and peperomia prostrata are my favorite!
Same here! But havent been able to get my hands on the beetle variety yet. They are both super cute!
I love peperomias!!!!
My peperomia recommendations would be peperomia meridian variegated and peperomia kimnachii
That one viney one you said doesn't look like anything else. I immediately thought it was a p. Prostrata and was confused when it wasn't. So similar! As for new peps, do you have a variegated watermelon or p. griseoargentea pink lady?
Lovin' The Look Of That Peperomia D...
Looks Like A Beauty That Will LIVE And GROW For ME!!!
I love the Elongata! Wish I could get one! ❤️
i love peperomia metallica and cupid peperomia
Taco test! Thanks I definitely have adopted it. 🌮
I also love peperomias.one of my many favs🧿❣️
Since you are a big peperomia fan i’m wondering What do you think about peperomia vestida/liadensis? :) do you have that in the us? I have one That’s about 50cm tall and I love it with it’s velvet leaves!
Peperomias are very lovely but... they require too much humidity for me. Therefore i will enjoy them via youtube. Now let me go hug my pothos...
Sheila Casper most of mine don’t need a huge excess of humility! Ps I laughed probably too much when you said you need to hug your pothos 😆
I moved to a drier climate, inside about 30-35% humidity last winter. Find that humidifiers are a PIA so don’t use them. All my Peps, have done well! 😁👏🏻👍 I’d give them another try Sheila, you will love them! Now I will go and hug my pothos....🥰😘
I so love your videos ty great information but pls tell me what is the lighting you use behind you
if you ever have a change to go to the boston area you should check out Mahoneys, they have a lot of awesome peperomias!
I dont have any UNUSUAL peperomia. I dont persee LOVE peperomia but I do absolutely love the 2 I have: Peperomia Prostrata and peperomia pepperspot❤
I am constantly looking in my plant shops and I am unable to fine any of these Peperomias.
Nice!.... I have a peperomia rocca. Do you know anything about that one
Some Peperomia doesn't look like the common peperomia and I would never known that they are peperomias just by looking at them :)
What about Peperomia Rana Verde? I picked one of these up a while ago and didn't even know what kind of Pep it was until I randomly found a picture of one online that looked like mine. I've never seen it mentioned in your videos or any other plant people's videos. I'm currently struggling to keep mine alive...the leaves are drooping and yellowing and I thought it wasn't getting enough light so I moved it right in my NE facing window but it didn't seem to be doing much better. So now I've moved it back to the far wall where there is also a grow light a couple feet above it and trying to water it more consistently.
I am loving this. I want to get my first Peperonia
Where do I buy a peperomia quadrangularis? Im in love with that instagram photo!!
Sorry not at all on topic for your video today but really need to know. Been googling about it and getting mixed information. Nick do you know if a Tetra Sperma will climb an iron trellis??? Thanks.
watching your peperomia videos has got me more interested. Looking at them in the stores I always thought they may be difficult plants, but I am now thinking I was wrong. I have a few now. A Frost, a ruby cascade, and I think the other may be an obtusifolia (it didn’t have a tag). I love the rat tail flowers (so funky).
So many tongue twisters. Pretty popular peperomias. 😄
But they really need more attention. If many of them just wouldn't be so susceptive to root rot. 😕
Thank you
I enjoy my peperomias as well. Hopefully, some friends and I will be going to that place in lower Delaware in a few weeks. I feel like warning the owner! It’s funny, the longer we have plants, the more little details we notice about them. Like I said before, plants are little green people! Go in peace and continue to enlighten us😁🤩😁
Can you do a video where you pot up peperomia you have been growing in water for a long time (i.e. have started babies in the water)
I have been looking for a round pot like the one the first Peperomia is in. Where did you get it?
You can get them on Pistils Nursery. It looks like they only have the dark variety right now. I did find some at one of my local garden centers as well. I got a beautiful almost creme colored one and one that is terra cotta colored like his. Those ones don't have a drain hole but they drill pretty easily.
The manufacturer is Spang in Germany. I've only found a handful of retailers who have some of their clay but they make such nice pots. Pistils nursery has the marbled basalt round pots, Planterina has the regular basalt flower pots. Hirts Garden on etsy at one point had a couple, I don't think they had the marbled terracotta though. Anyways, hope this info helps your search, I've been trying to find their stuff for a while.
I have a tiny plant that looks very similar to the dahlstedii you're showing, except that it grows strictly upright (so far, it's very small), and the leaves seem a little bit darker. It was sold to me as peperomia angulata, but I can barely find information about it anywhere. Do you know if that is a misnomer for something, or if it has a different name as well?
Does your plant look like this one? Peperomia quadrangularis
@@AdriCr4ft It looks very similar to that one yes, but it seems to grow more upright whereas quadrangularis seem to trail more (at least from what I've seen).
nokiddingbrainless hmmm 🤔 I guess the only way to find out would be to análise a image of it :) quite hard of just description.
You also said it was a tiny plant :) when they start out they grow upright until their stems get heavy with leafs and start to “trail” out of the pot, that might be why 🤷♀️
Where can I find a trinervis
Have you shopped the peperomia collection at Glasshouse Works website?
Did you delete your channel? You are my go to guy for my peperomias and other plants I can't find info on!
😍
But what if I’m new? Am I not welcome?
I hope you're okay 💕
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I repotted my trinervis and it's dying a slow death 😔
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peperomia kimnachii?
I must say that I didn’t enjoy this class of plants..I was guilty of murder when I bought one. -I’m doing better( thank you!) and I have two success