Primary propagation methods for bellis include seed sowing and division. Successful propagation often depends on factors such as adequate light, appropriate temperature ranges (ideally 15-20°C for germination), and well-draining soil. Specifically, bellis seeds require light for germination, so they should be sown on the soil surface. Special attention should be given to avoiding overcrowding by thinning out seedlings. Generally, propagating bellis is straightforward, making it suitable for novice gardeners; however, care should be taken to maintain consistent moisture levels without waterlogging. Step-by-step: (1) Sow seeds on the surface of a seed-starting mix in a tray. (2) Ensure the tray is exposed to light but not direct sun. (3) Keep the soil moist until germination. (4) Thin out seedlings to prevent overcrowding. (5) Transplant to individual pots once large enough to handle. Division should occur in spring or autumn by gently separating mature plants and replanting immediately.