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#35641 February 6th, 2005 at 04:18 PM
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Hi, after my original post I looked at photos of Peperomia on the internet and now I don't know what kind of plant I have. Can anyone help?? I'm trying this photo thing now. Thanks!
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#35642 February 6th, 2005 at 06:09 PM
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Your plant is a Schefflera arboricola.

Let me know if you need care instructions.

#35643 February 6th, 2005 at 08:31 PM
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Yes, I would love to have care instructions. I have had this plant for over 10 years and it never seems to grow. It is one thin stalk and others I have seen look so full. Does it have a common name? Thanks very much. kit

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Yes, I would love to have care instructions. I have had this plant for over 10 years and it never seems to grow. It is one thin stalk and others I have seen look so full. Does it have a common name? Thanks very much. kit
Sheffs are easy! Bright light, allow to dry out a bit between waterings. Feed half strength fertilizer every other watering while growing.

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Schefflera arboricolas are commonly called Hawaiian Scheffleras.

Yours would benefit from more light. Right in front of an east window would be ideal.

It would also benefit from pruning. This will keep it from looking so leggy. Prune stems back to the point where you would like to see new growth come in.

Your watering seems to be OK so I don't suggest any changes.

Don't repot it and fertilize it very sparingly and only at half-strength.

#35646 February 9th, 2005 at 07:44 PM
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Hi Will and Tom, thanks very much for your advice. It's very much appreciated. I am going to follow your instructions and maybe I can get it to look a little better. After 11 years, it will probably like the changes. Thanks again. Barbara


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