Learn how to easily divide your Watermelon Peperomia plants and create new ones for free! This guide provides simple steps and helpful tips for successful propagation.
This method is great if your plant has multiple offshoots or “babies” growing from the base. To me, this is the easiest way to propagate, so I usually roll with dividing them.
Remove and ExamineFirst, gently remove the entire plant from its pot and take a look at the roots
1. Separate the OffshootsIdentify the offshoots you want to separate (I usually leave the smaller ones that are less than an inch to keep growing in the original pot). Carefully tease the roots of the offshoot away from the main plant.
Pot and Water Plant the newly separated offshoot in its own pot with fresh potting mix and water it thoroughly.
Light and Care Place the new plant in a spot with medium to bright indirect light and keep the soil consistently moist for the first week or two. After that, you can resume a regular watering schedule.
Follow along to learn more about growing watermelon peperomia.