Thanks Jen! No they did not split all at the same time, it was quite staggered from November to April. And at glacial speed I might add. I THINK it was due to being cold inside as once late spring set in and I got them outside, they started growing much faster and got down to business. I really have no idea if they split each year? I know they don't always flower because only 2 of these flowered last year. I am new with these, @fluffycrow knows way more about these plants than I do.
Yes it is a Ruby Cascade Pepperomia! It was outside too, it's about 2 feet long! She didn't do well with standard light coming in through the windows, not enough light, so I had her outside and she got plenty and loved it! So I tried to squeeze her in there under the grow lights. I think she will do ok, IF she doesn't grow any longer!
From what I can tell, no. They need to have gathered enough nutrients from the soil, from the sun, and have been watered enough to survive the transition. It’s a very fine balance between too much and too little.
OMG this is SO beautiful!!I just love yellow flowers!!
My crew did quite well outside this year in sun and partial shade. They are back inside under the lights so hopefully they flower just as pretty as yours!
Hopefully much prettier! While I deeply thank you, I think this particular flower came out all scrawny, making it look less than impressive. Hopefully yours will flower soon, should be around mid winter when they do
No, that is so funny. I thought it looked lovely! I mean, if I could get rocks to grow flowers at all, that'd be impressive! I could see how those flowering would really make your day. Fun to see!
droppage, so maybe pg-13? Sorry, it's totally cool to take it down if it's not okay.) 
This is the plant! You are a star! 
Now that I know to watch for them, I will. Thanks again Jen!! 
