How to grow axe-leaf peperomia at hometemperatureAxe-leaf peperomia is suitable for growing in a warm, dry, semi-shady environment. It is drought-resistant but not cold-resistant. Excessive exposure to the sun and excessive shade will cause irreversible damage to the plant. It grows well in bright light without direct sunlight. The suitable temperature for growth is 18-28℃. soilAxe-leaf peperomia can be planted by mixing 1 part each of leaf mold and peat soil. With this combination, the soil has good drainage properties and is suitable for the growth of Axe-leaf Peperomia. WateringSpring and autumn are the growing seasons for Axe-leaf Peperomia. You can water it sufficiently, but avoid waterlogging in the pot soil. During the high temperatures of summer, the plant's growth stagnates and requires little watering. When the temperature drops to 5 degrees Celsius in winter, watering should be stopped, otherwise it will cause root rot of the plant. illuminationAxe-leaf peperomia is a light-loving plant. If there is insufficient light, the plant will tend to grow too tall, and the distance between the leaves will become very long, making the plant shape loose and the stems very fragile. Plants grown in places with plenty of sunlight have short and strong bodies, and the leaves are arranged more compactly, so the Axe-leaf Peperomia does not grow fast. Reproduction methodBeheading, leaf cuttings, propagation, and division are all possible. Cuttings are the main method of propagation for Axe-leaf Peperomia. Cuttings can take root in 15 to 20 days and can be taken all year round in the greenhouse. FertilizationAxe-leaf peperomia can be fertilized with well-rotted thin liquid fertilizer once a month. In spring and autumn, water thoroughly and apply thin liquid fertilizer late. Precautions for family cultivation of axe-leaf peperomiaThings to note during high temperatures in summerWhen the temperature exceeds 35℃ in summer, the growth of the entire plant basically stagnates. At this time, watering should be reduced to prevent root rot caused by excessive moisture in the potting soil. And strengthen ventilation, provide appropriate shade and avoid exposure to the sun. Time to repot the axe-leaf peperomiaAxe-leaf peperomia grows relatively fast and it only needs to be repotted once every 2 to 4 years. Repotting should be done before the first watering in early spring. Selection of cutting season for Axe-leaf PeperomiaAxe-leaf peperomia can be propagated by cuttings in the greenhouse all year round. However, for cuttings in natural environments, spring and autumn should be chosen. |
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