Peperomia Gone Wild
I got a pot of three assorted peperomia from my favorite gardening center and they were as usual incredibly well cared for. So much so that they have POPPED OFF since I got them home. The green bean pep seems to be taking over the planter, the emerald ripple is getting a bit leggy (?) and the littlest guy is just chilling. Is it time to break up the Funky Bunch? Would they be happier having solo careers? In other words, they’re doing great now but is now the time to repot them separately? #Peperomia
2ft to light, direct
8” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 month ago
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That's up to you they look pretty together and have the same needs so it's really up to you.
Just know if you seperate them that they may go into shock and not look as good for a while.
Many plants do well together because they create their own humidity through transpiration. As they release water vapor from their leaves they actually help out the plants near them. Creating more humidity as a unit.
Just be sure if you do seperate them not to use big pots. Peperomia don't like wet feet and really suffer from overwatering.
Just know if you seperate them that they may go into shock and not look as good for a while.
Many plants do well together because they create their own humidity through transpiration. As they release water vapor from their leaves they actually help out the plants near them. Creating more humidity as a unit.
Just be sure if you do seperate them not to use big pots. Peperomia don't like wet feet and really suffer from overwatering.
@SuperbRaspfern I will leave them be!!