How to grow Chinese evergreen quickly

1. Soil

Peperomia prefers loose, fertile and well-watered soil. It is best to use loam, garden soil, and river sand, and mix the soil to avoid the soil being too sticky. The soil should be loose, preferably slightly acidic loam, so that it can grow healthier.

2. Lighting

The Chinese evergreen needs bright scattered light and can tolerate partial shade. During the maintenance process, keep it in a bright environment. In the northern regions in winter, it can receive full sunlight; in the summer, it can be exposed to direct sunlight in the morning and evening, but it must be shaded at noon, otherwise it will get sunburned.

3. Moisture

Just keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. It is a relatively drought-resistant plant, but it has certain requirements for water, so excessive drought will make it grow weak, and waterlogging will cause root rot.

4. Fertilization

Peperomia is a plant that likes fertilizer. Give it a thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month during the growing season. It can grow relatively quickly, but when the temperature is below 10 degrees and above 30 degrees, stop fertilizing to avoid fertilizer damage.

5. Temperature

In winter, Chinese evergreen needs a relatively warm environment. The temperature should be between 10-30℃, which is its room temperature for growth, so that it can grow normally.