How to Propagate Lady's purses?
Primary propagation methods for lady's purses include seed sowing and cuttings. For successful propagation, key factors like bright indirect light, consistent moisture, and well-draining soil should be considered. This species may require additional humidity, making it preferable to use a humidity dome or mist regularly when propagating from cuttings. Generally, propagating lady's purses is moderately challenging due to its need for controlled conditions. To propagate lady's purses from cuttings: 1) Cut a non-flowering stem in spring or early summer; 2) Dip the cut end in rooting hormone; 3) Plant in a mixture of peat and perlite; 4) Cover with a humidity dome and place in bright, indirect light; 5) Keep the medium moist until roots develop. To sow seeds, sprinkle them on the soil surface and lightly press in, keeping them at 18-24°C for germination.