How to Propagate Centella?
Primary propagation of centella can be achieved through seed sowing, stem cuttings, or division. Successful growth depends on factors such as bright, indirect sunlight, warm temperatures, and consistently moist, well-draining soil. Special techniques include scarification for germinating seeds, and rooting hormone for cuttings. Propagation is relatively easy, though seeds may have low germination rates. For cuttings: 1. Snip a 4-inch stem, remove lower leaves. 2. Dip in rooting hormone, plant in potting mix. 3. Maintain high humidity, warm temperature. For division, simply separate mature plants during repotting.