Peperomia rotundifolia 'Peperomia Hope' Care | A Plant A Week

Peperomia Hope, I knew y'all were hoping I'd talk about this plant soon!

...Bad puns aside, on this episode of A Plant A Week, we're looking at one of my favourite houseplants right now, the Peperomia Rotundifolia. In this video I go over care tips including watering, soil, propagation, and how to get the most puns out of your round boy!

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[JoyousFaith]

“I kill succulents like it’s my job.” Love it!

[fathimahamza]

Wow! It is a very short but very informative video😊 thank you

[RachelShearman]

Great video! I bought one a few months ago because I was looking for non toxic plants. A few leaves fell off transferring from the shop to the house and I put them in soil on a whim and a couple have started sprouting! It's become one of my favs 🌱

[onyxmn]

This video should have more views! You are informative, helpful and this vid is well put together. Pep Hopes are so underrated!

[cucar]

Hi.great video! Just got two little hopes. Looking forward to see them grow.

[FelineJungle]

Haha I love video! So informative and fun. My hope is just getting viney and im so excited. Glad to meet another plant lover!

[DwaKsiezyce]

Fantastic video, very informative - as always!!!
Cheers from a new subscriber from Poland 🙂✳️👍

[simplyb.]

Love your channel and selection of plants 🪴 ❤️

[Kelsey.Waldon]

Hi! I’m actually propagating some hope right now too, curious to see how how yours has been turning out! Thanks for the tip about cinnamon too, I think it helped. I hope it helped. 😀

[lindastrickt]

I am curious to see how your propagation went. I did that last week, too!

[AllThingsHouseplants]

“And a plant you’ve all been hoping for” I’m crying, I love jokes like this 🤣

[Asdfgqedfglo]

The leaves on this plant looks like mini watermelons. I’m in love with mine!! I catch myself just standing there and staring at it, just admiring how beautiful it is.

[priscilareyes]

👋🏽👋🏽New Subscriber. I love how informative this was. Thank you. I just order a small cutting from Etsy.

[Mimi-pfqf]

Awwww you're so cute! you seem like a nice person

[neesaliyana]

This was so helpful! Also, appreciate the joke >.<

[aliyaapathan]

Hey! So I’ve had this plant for a little while (I call her Pep) and when I originally bought her from the online nursery, some of the newer leaves were already curled but I thought they’d flatten out with time. That didn’t happen and months later, even the new stems that came up have severely curled leaves. I moved it to an area with less light but the leaves are still coming out curled. I also tried watering more often but that didn’t help. I added some calcium, but still no improvement. There aren’t any pests either. I just don’t know what to do at this point :/ any tips?

[plantscat]

There's no link posted on the description?

[jenmarie]

I love to feel the leaves when I'm about to have a panic attack 😂 My leaves are curling. I never thought it might be too much sun.

[lizalee]

svp
vous arrosez les boutures de feuilles a quelle fréquence ?

[triciajohannes]

I kno im really late seeing this so im "hoping" (ahuh see what I did there lol) you can still help me. So I hv what I thought all this time was a pepromia hope but hv been corrected recently & told its actually the pepromia rotundifolia so now idk what i hv lol. This plant is medium sized with long stems tht hang over the pot so beautifully. Its stems have always just draped over the pot so I figured with leaves the size of half dollars running up it the weight makes the stems drape but I was told thts not correct, tht the stems should b very stiff & stick straight out, no draping so now I'm worried. On top of tht my child watered it mistakenly right after I did so I had no choice but to re-pot it bcuz it strtd losing bottom leaves. 1 more thing, the new growth always starts out a little curled under & some of the big leaves also do this & always hv but I was told tht shouldn't happen either so im lost & lookin for advice. Im sure its experiencing some shock frm the transplant but im worried bcuz now some of the leaves are getting kinda soft & she's in fresh new (not over watered) soil. Would u advice I just go ahead, wash off the roots & stick them in water to re-root then strt over? I dnt wanna risk hurting them or losing any of it so im trying to be proactive but my indecisive-ness needs some good advice. Oh & they'll propergate in water correct? Im sry lol. Thank u