Pearl Spider Plant Seeds

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🌸Pearl Chlorophytum is also known as Buddha beads, jade beads, and green bells. It belongs to the genus Senecio of the Asteraceae family. It is named because its leaves are like pearls and Buddha beads.

🌴The leaves of Pearl Chlorophytum are round and thick, swaying in the air like wind chimes. It can be grown as a potted plant in a cool place such as the living room, balcony, and bedroom.

🌱The pearl spider plant is a succulent plant. Its leaves are round like pearls and feel fleshy. This plant is loved by many flower lovers. Many flower lovers like to grow the succulent pearl spider plant at home. In addition to its ornamental value, it is more because this plant is easy to grow and has strong adaptability.

Maintenance Guide

• Soil Selection
  🌱Loose and fertile soil is needed to cultivate pearl spider plants. Rich humus helps the development of the plant, and good drainage can prevent water from flooding the roots, causing it to be unable to breathe. Usually, leaf mold, peat soil, garden soil and river sand are used to make the substrate. The four can be mixed in equal proportions, and the soil should be changed every 2-3 years.
• Light
  ☀️Pearl spider plants are a plant that likes light. When there is sufficient light, it grows faster, the branches grow stronger, and the distance between the leaves is smaller. If the light supply is insufficient, the branches will grow vigorously, the distance between the leaves will increase, and the appearance will affect the ornamental value of the pearl spider plant.

• Temperature
  🌡️The temperature is kept between 20 degrees Celsius and 28 degrees Celsius, which is most suitable for the growth of pearl spider plants. The temperature is higher in summer. Once the temperature is higher than 30 degrees Celsius, stop watering. In winter, the weather is cold and the temperature is low. If you want to move the succulent potted plants indoors, the temperature should be higher than 5 degrees Celsius.
• Watering
  💧When watering the pearl spider plant, you must water it enough, but there should be no water accumulation. It is better to keep the soil moist. If the environment is relatively dry, you can spray water on the leaves appropriately. If you water too much, you need to drain the excess water in time, loosen the soil appropriately, and maintain good ventilation so that the water can evaporate as soon as possible.

• Fertilization
  🌿The growth of the pearl spider plant requires certain nutrients. In addition to applying base fertilizer when planting, it is also necessary to apply appropriate topdressing during the growth period. Usually, nitrogen fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be supplemented in spring and autumn, which can provide rich nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium elements. Stop fertilizing after winter to prevent fertilizer from accumulating in the soil and forming fertilizer damage.
• Reproduction method
  🍃The pearl spider plant can be propagated by sowing or cutting. In spring and autumn, bury the seeds in nutrient soil, water them on time, and they will germinate in about a week. Or cut off a few small sections and bury half of them in sandy soil. Just make sure it is moist and not waterlogged, and it will take root soon.