How to deal with the bean green after flowering

Flowering period and state of Peperomia

Its flowering period is from February to April and from September to December. But its flowers are not as obvious as those of other plants. They are just small white inflorescences as thick as matchsticks growing from the middle of the leaves. The flowers are very small. Only if you use a magnifying glass can you see the small flowers on the inflorescence. They are very dense, but the stamens, petals and cores are all very distinct.

How to deal with the bean green after flowering

This plant is mainly appreciated for its leaves, and there is nothing particularly special about its flowers, so its flowers are not ornamental. When it blooms, it will consume too many nutrients of the plant, causing its leaves to reduce their ornamental value due to insufficient nutrients. After it blooms, we must cut off its inflorescence to ensure the normal growth of the leaves.

Therefore, when growing this plant, you should observe it frequently when it is close to flowering. If inflorescences grow, they should be cut off in time.

Other plants that need to have their flowers pruned

In fact, many common plants need to be pruned after flowering to ensure the health and ornamental value of the plant leaves. The flowers of some foliage plants cannot be kept, because after the flowers fade, the plants will also die, such as succulents. Many common succulents only bloom for one day and then die as the flowers fade. For succulent lovers, flowering is a very scary thing. Fortunately, the flowering of Peperomia will only affect the growth of its leaves and will not cause the death of the plant.