To propagate P. Fulgidum from a cutting one should take cuttings from healthy, non-flowering stems during autumn (April to May) when the plant starts putting out leaves. Aim for a cutting of 10 - 15 cm taken just below the leaf node. Use a sharp knife and make a diagonal cut at the base of the stem. Any lower leaves should be removed and dip the cutting into rooting hormones to help stimulate growth. The cutting should be left to dry for a day or two whereafter it can be inserted into a tray filler with river sand. The tray should be kept cool, so a shaded area will do the trick, and should remain damp but not wet. In around four weeks you will have roots growing from the cuttings. Next, one should pot the cuttings into a well-drained, sandy medium. They should be placed in a sunny area and watered every third day. They will soon form a strong root-ball which indicates their readiness to move to the garden.