Can Peperomia obtusifolia be propagated by cuttings? Master the method for a high survival rate

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Can the ornamental Peperomia obtusifolia be propagated by cuttings?

The ornamental Peperomia obtusifolia can be propagated by cuttings. Peperomia obtusifolia cuttings are usually taken in April-May. Cut the cuttings to about 5 cm, keep 2 leaves at the top, and mix leaf mold, river sand, perlite and peat soil to prepare the growing medium. After disinfecting, insert the cuttings into the soil, water once, and keep the temperature at 18-24°C.

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Can Peperomia obtusifolia be propagated by cuttings? Master the method for a high survival rate

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