Piper sp Papua

Piper sp Papua

Piper sp Papua grown from cuttings in 6cm pot.

This species occurs in Papua New Guinea.

Piper plants are a genus of tropical plants that are related to the Peperomia family. They are known for their unique beauty and come in a variety of species, including the Black Pepper plant, Piper crocatum, and Piper sylvaticum.

• Light: Piper plants prefer prefer partial shade to dappled light
• Temperature: a minimum of 18°C in winter and 21°C and more in the growing season
• Watering: keep the soil moist
• Fertilizing: apply a balanced liquid fertilizer at 1/2 of the strength every 2 weeks during active growth
• Humidity: above 50%
• Soil: very well-drained soil with a pH range of 6 to 7, this range ensures optimal nutrient uptake
• Water: normal to moist water range
• Propagation: stem cuttings or air layering

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