How to Propagate Celandines?
Celandines can be propagated via seed sowing, division, or root cuttings. Key factors for successful propagation include moist, well-draining soil, partial shade to full sun exposure, and temperate climates. Special considerations involve handling the plant with care, as it contains toxic compounds. The difficulty level is generally easy, but care must be taken to avoid self-sowing and invasiveness. To propagate celandines, follow these steps: (1) Sow seeds in fall or spring in situ or in trays. (2) For division, split the root clumps in early spring or fall. (3) Cut a section of the root, plant it in soil, and maintain consistent moisture.