How to Propagate Shooting star?
Shooting star can be propagated primarily by seed or division. Success hinges on mimicking natural stratification, ensuring ample light exposure but not direct sunlight, and planting in well-draining, moist soil. Special considerations include avoiding deep sowing and maintaining cool germination temperatures. Propagation is moderately difficult due to these specific requirements. To propagate by division, gently separate roots in spring or fall, ensuring each division has a growth bud. By seed, stratify for four to six weeks, surface sow, and keep consistently moist.