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Why is my peperomia ginny not growing?
Ally Robertson
It might be that your lovely plant has some uninvited guests, and you haven't treated it yet. Why not try checking the leaves or stems for white lice? If you do find any, don't fret! You can easily treat them with anti-pests.
Ally Robertson
It might be that your care method is just a little inappropriate, which is fine! Hi there! Have you put it in indirect sunlight or in a shady place? Could I check with you about your watering schedule? It's imperative to ensure the soil mixture and pot are draining well. All of these things affect how well it can regulate its humidity. Don't worry, and there's an easy fix! Try putting your plant in a shady spot or letting it bask in indirect sunlight. Add a soil mixture like perlite or coarse sand, and watch it thrive! And don't forget to give it a little love with some fertilizer during the growing season. This plant usually likes a balanced liquid fertilizer.
Ally Robertson
It's possible that your plant just needs a little more moisture and sunlight to thrive!
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Peperomia Frost has leaves that appear covered in a layer of frost, making it a unique houseplant. The leaves are silvery with a heart shape and dark green veins, giving the plant a contrasting color and delightful appeal. This tropical plant belongs to the Piperaceae family and is safe for pets and suitable for indoor use.
Peperomia 'Frost'
Peperomia orba
Peperomia caperata
