How to Propagate Pachysandra ?
Primary propagation methods for pachysandra include division and cuttings. Key factors for success are dappled shade, consistently moist soil, and temperatures of 65-75°F. Specific to pachysandra is its preference for acidic to neutral soil and avoidance of direct sunlight. The process is moderately easy, though care must be taken not to disrupt the plant's delicate root system during division. To propagate, 1) gently dig around and lift a clump, 2) separate it into smaller sections, 3) trim any excessively long roots, 4) plant sections in appropriate soil, 5) water thoroughly, and 6) maintain even moisture until established.