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Jul 29, 2022 - 02:00 PM
Peperomia, in general, tend not to propagate well via leaves alone so it's doubtful these will grow into new plants. Instead, they're propagated via stem cuttings, which you can learn about at the link below!
Happy Bean Plant. Some of my "beans" have fallen off and are laying on the soil. Will these grow into new beans? Peperomia ferreyrae - Happy Bean Indoor Succulents
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Peperomia ferreyrae (also known as Happy Bean or Pincushion Peperomia) (Yuncker): Attractive succulent with long, bean-like, lime green leaves. The leaves are very slender and have a translucent "leaf window" that helps them absorb more sunlight. It makes an excellent houseplant as it...
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