How to Propagate Myriophyllum?
Primary propagation methods for myriophyllum include cuttings and divisions. Success hinges on factors such as warm temperatures, ample light, and aquatic soil conditions. Special considerations involve ensuring cuttings have sufficient leaves and are planted promptly in water to avoid desiccation. Generally, propagation is considered moderate in difficulty due to the specific aquatic habitat requirements. To propagate, take healthy stem cuttings, ensure multiple nodes are present, remove lower leaves, and submerge in water or wet soil, preventing the cut end from drying. Regularly monitor water quality and root development.