How to grow pepper grass

1. Soil

If you want to grow peperomia well, you need to prepare relatively loose, breathable soil with good drainage as the culture soil.

2. Moisture

Peppergrass is very afraid of stagnant water, because stagnant water in the soil can easily lead to root rot. Therefore, it is better to water less rather than more when watering. Just keep the soil slightly moist, and never water too much at one time.

3. Lighting

Peppergrass prefers relatively bright growing conditions and needs appropriate shade in the spring; in the summer, its light exposure time needs to be reduced and strong light at noon needs to be avoided; in the autumn and winter, it can be given full sun.

4. Temperature

The optimal growth temperature for Peperomia serrata is 18-28℃. Generally, no special adjustment is required. Just keep it slightly warm in winter and control the temperature above 5℃.