Piccollo Banda Care

It has semi succulent leaves which means that if you overwater it the leaves can become squishy and the plant can be susceptible to root rot. Instead wait for your plant to dry out between waterings and then water it thoroughly. If you find it difficult to gauge when the soil has dried out then we would recommend using a moisture meter. You simply stick the probes into the soil and it gives you a reading of how moist the soil is. When the reading says dry give it a drink.

If stems and leaves begin overgrowing you can pinch out the top of certain stems to stop growth, otherwise, they begin to grow spindly and out of shape in appearance. New growth develops from the nodes just below the cut in the stem.

Fertilizing it every spring or summer should be enough for it to grow healthy. Diluted fertilizers are more appreciated for this purpose.

We would recommend not placing your Peperomia Piccolo Banda in direct light as this could cause the colourings to fade.

They prefer loamy soil, cool temperatures, high humidity, and dappled sunlight. The common names for Peperomia albovittata include: Piccolo Banda.

As Peperomia Piccolo Banda belongs to the tropical climate, they prefer to stay in warmer, humid climates. They are not frost tolerant plants. The ideal temperature for these plants is between 10- 24 degree Celsius.

Despite non toxicity, we don't advise pets to chew on your plant ? If possible, prevent access of your cat or puppy to the plant. Peperomia Piccolo Banda is a beautiful indoor plant from the Piperaceae family. The beautiful fleshy leaves with silvery striped leaves against dark green to the purple surface are supported on thick reddish stems. The semi succulents are drought-resistant and low maintenance plants.

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