How to Propagate Chervils?
The primary method for propagating chervils is by seed sowing, as they do not root well from cuttings. Key factors for successful propagation include sowing in well-drained soil with sufficient moisture and ensuring exposure to light; chervils prefers cooler temperatures. Special consideration should be given to the timing of sowing, as chervils is a cool-season plant that germinates best in temperatures around 15-20°C (59-68°F). The task difficulty is generally easy, although care must be taken not to cover the seeds with too much soil, which can inhibit germination. For propagation, follow these steps: (1) Prepare a seedbed with well-drained soil; (2) Sow seeds thinly and cover lightly with soil; (3) Keep the soil moist but not saturated; (4) Thin seedlings to an appropriate distance once established; (5) Transplant if necessary once seedlings are large enough to handle.