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  1. Hi! My little peperomia is not happy. I’ve been away a lot lately and it has been under watered and it’s also very dry where I live in this season. It has 3 stems that are leggy and only have leaves on the ends. But there is a small stem with new growth. I was thinking of removing the old leggy stems and just keeping the younger one but that would be removing well beyond 20% of the plant. If you have any advice it would be greatly appreciated.
    Thank-you 💖🌱

    1. Hello!

      It sounds like your peperomia is ready for a little TLC! Leggy stems often result from inadequate light, so consider moving it to a brighter spot. Pruning is a good idea – don’t worry too much about the 20% rule in this case. Go ahead and trim the leggy stems to encourage bushier growth from the healthier parts. Ensure you’re watering it just enough to keep the soil slightly moist and consider a humidifier or pebble tray to boost humidity. With a bit of care, your peperomia should bounce back beautifully!

      Cheering on your peperomia’s comeback! 🌱✂️💧

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