How to Propagate Moor grass?
Moor grass can be propagated through seed sowing, division, and occasionally by cuttings. For successful propagation, consider key factors such as adequate light—partial to full sun—appropriate temperature, and well-draining soil. Special attention should be paid to maintaining soil moisture without water-logging. Division is recommended in spring or autumn and is considered moderately easy, suitable for gardeners with some experience. Seed propagation may present variable success rates and requires stratification. To propagate by division: 1) Carefully dig up the moor grass clump, preserving the root system; 2) Separate the clump into smaller sections, ensuring each has a part of the root; 3) Replant the sections at the same depth they were growing before, and 4) Water thoroughly and maintain consistent soil moisture until established.