How to Propagate Tick clover?
Primary propagation methods for tick clover include seed sowing directly in the soil after the danger of frost has passed or by division in spring. Key factors for successful propagation are a well-draining soil mix, consistent moisture without waterlogging, and light exposure with partial shade to full sun depending on climate. It's important to nick or scarify the hard seeds before sowing to enhance germination. The general difficulty is moderate due to seed dormancy and sensitivity to overwatering. For propagation by seeds, the steps are: 1) Nick or soak seeds to break dormancy, 2) Sow seeds in well-draining soil, 3) Keep moist and in a warm spot with indirect light, 4) Transplant seedlings once established. For division, dig up a mature plant, gently separate the root ball into sections and plant each new section in suitable soil, watering well.