How to propagate the succulent pearl spider plant by cuttings, and how to grow a bunch of them to fill the pot?

1. How to take cuttings

1. Cutting time: Generally speaking, it is best to choose seasonal cuttings, because they are easier to survive that way. It is best to prepare loose soil with good air permeability in spring or autumn.

2. Cut branches: Choose healthy branches with good growth, and cut them short from the node points, into 8 cm sections. This makes it easier to root.

3. Carry out cuttings: Place the cut branches in a ventilated place to dry first, because the cut parts will form wounds, which is conducive to its survival. Then plant them at one-half of the soil, and don't plant them too shallowly.

4. Later maintenance: Don’t rush to water after planting. Put it in a well-ventilated place first and then water it after 3 days. Don't water too much, otherwise it will cause root rot. Just keep the soil moist. Provide an ambient temperature of around 20 degrees and it will germinate soon.

2. How to make the pot explode

If you want to grow it to the point where it fills the pot, you should ensure that it is evenly distributed in the pot. If there is only one bunch, you can separate them and propagate them separately so that they are evenly distributed in the pot. It also needs to be watered appropriately. Its root system is relatively drought-resistant and can be slightly dry, but not too wet, otherwise it will affect its growth. In addition, place it in a place with scattered light so that it can grow more vigorously and be more likely to bloom.