Peperomia Agreya Propagation Techniques

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on propagating Peperomia Agreya, focusing on selecting healthy seedlings, preparing the planting medium, and proper planting techniques. It emphasizes the importance of using pest-free leaves and a well-prepared humus medium. The tutorial also covers spacing, watering, and monitoring growth to ensure successful propagation.

What is the unique propagation method of Peperomia Agreya Watermelon?

• Cuttings

• Adventitious buds

• Grafting

• Seeds

Where do adventitious buds of Peperomia Agreya typically grow?

• On the stem

• From leaves and roots

• On leaf axils

• On branches

What type of leaves should be selected for Peperomia Agreya propagation?

• Any available leaves

• Leaves with minor damage

• Old and pest-free leaves

• Young and tender leaves

What is the main benefit of using healthy and pest-free leaves for propagation?

• Faster growth

• Better root development

• Larger leaves

• Higher success rate

What is the first step in preparing the planting medium for Peperomia Agreya?

• Adding chemical fertilizers

• Combining bamboo waste, Andam, and red soil

• Using pure compost

• Mixing soil and sand

What percentage of the planting medium should be bamboo waste?

• 50%

• 40%

• 30%

• 20%

How should the leaves be positioned in the planting medium?

• Vertically upright

• Flat on the surface

• Completely buried

• Half-tilted with the back touching the medium

What is the recommended spacing between Peperomia Agreya seedlings?

• 5-6 cm

• 1-2 cm

• 3-4 cm

• 0.5 cm

How often should Peperomia Agreya seedlings be watered during the propagation period?

• Once a week

• Twice a week

• Every other day

• Every day

How long does it take for Peperomia Agreya seedlings to reach a significant size?

• 1-2 months

• 1-2 weeks

• 6 months

• 3-4 months