How to Propagate Twigrush?
The primary propagation methods for twigrush include division and cuttings. Key factors for successful growth involve ensuring adequate light, maintaining warm temperatures, and using well-draining soil. Special considerations for propagating twigrush involve retaining sufficient moisture without overwatering, ensuring high humidity, particularly for cuttings, and opting for peat moss or sand mixtures for soil. The difficulty level is moderate, with the main challenges being root rot from overwatering and ensuring the right environmental humidity. For propagation by division, gently separate the root clumps and plant them in similar growing conditions. For cuttings, select healthy stems, dip in rooting hormone, plant in the appropriate soil mix, and enclose with a plastic bag to retain humidity. Regularly check for root development.