Simple operation, multiple methods to propagate pearl spider plants, and they can survive in just a few steps!

Cuttings

Choice of soil: The choice of culture soil is very particular. If conditions permit, we can choose to mix multiple types of soil. For example, we can mix 35% humus soil, 35% pond mud, 15% sand, and 15% bran ash. Of course, there are many different ways of preparing it, which will not be explained here one by one.

Choice of time: You can choose spring or autumn, the temperature is just right and the survival rate will be higher.

Specific method: Because this plant is more likely to have aerial roots, we can cut them off and insert them into the soil we have prepared in advance. Keep the soil moist, but don't let water accumulate. It will soon take root and can then be transplanted, which is very convenient.

Division

Time selection: For this method, the time selection is relatively flexible. Except for the very cold winter when it is not suitable for breeding, the other three seasons are all suitable.

Selection of materials: This step also plays a vital role in the chance of survival. Generally speaking, we can choose plants that have been potted for two to three years as mother plants.

Specific steps: When repotting, we can use a sharp knife to divide the dense mother plants into two or several parts. Make sure there is enough soil on each part so that they can be planted separately to become new plants.

sowing

This method is feasible for this plant, but it is very rare, so I will not go into detail about its specific steps.