How to Propagate Bush clovers?
Bush clovers is commonly propagated through seed sowing, cuttings, or division. For successful propagation, ideal conditions include full sun to partial shade, well-draining soil, and a suitable temperature range. Seeds should be scarified and stratified to enhance germination. Cuttings require a rooting hormone and a moist propagation medium. Division should be done in early spring or fall. This species has a moderate difficulty level for propagation due to these specific requirements. Overwatering and poor light can hinder success. To propagate bush clovers via cuttings: (1) Select healthy, non-flowering stems; (2) Cut 4-6 inch lengths; (3) Apply rooting hormone; (4) Place in propagation medium; (5) Maintain humidity and warmth; (6) Transplant after rooting occurs, typically in several weeks.