How to propagate copper money grass? Can copper money grass propagate without roots?

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1. Sowing and reproduction

2. Propagation by cuttings

3. Propagation by division

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There are three propagation methods for copper money grass, namely sowing, cutting and division. Sowing is usually carried out in spring. The seeds should be soaked to induce germination. After germination, they should be buried in the soil and watered appropriately. For cuttings, you need to select a plant that is growing vigorously, cut a 3-5 cm piece of stem, remove the lower leaves and insert it into the soil. To divide the plants, you need to take the plants out of their pots and use a knife to divide several clusters and replant them.

1. Sowing and reproduction

1. Sowing and Propagation

The sowing time of copper money grass is mostly in spring, when the climate is relatively warm, which is conducive to the seeds taking root and germination. First soak the seeds in water, cover them with a layer of plastic wrap to keep them warm, prick a few holes and place them in a ventilated and cool place. Change the water frequently and they will germinate quickly. After germination, bury the seeds in a soft soil substrate, water and moisturize them appropriately, but avoid exposure to sunlight, and wait until the seedlings grow before they are exposed to light.

2. Propagation by cuttings

Copperwort cuttings are also a commonly used propagation method. Select a plant that grows vigorously and cut off its stems to a length of 3-5 cm. Remove the leaves below the stem and insert it into soil or water. If the cuttings are planted in the soil, they need to be watered frequently, or a tray filled with water can be placed at the bottom of the pot to keep them moist. If it is inserted in water, the water needs to be changed regularly to prevent the water quality from deteriorating and causing it to rot.

3. Propagation by divisions

< p> Copperwort ramets are also mostly grown in spring and autumn. Generally, plants that grow densely in groups should be selected. If it is cultivated in soil, you need to remove the plant from its pot, and then divide it into several clusters with a knife. Be careful not to cut its roots, so as not to affect the recovery of the plant. After division, it can be replanted and watered appropriately. If it is hydroponics, it is much simpler. Just take out a few plants, put them in the prepared new container, and then pour an appropriate amount of water.

2. Propagation by cuttings

3. Propagation by division

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