How to Propagate Deergrasses?
Primary propagation methods for deergrasses include division and seed sowing. Successful propagation hinges on maintaining damp conditions, as deergrasses thrives in wet habitats. Ensure bright, indirect light and a cool to moderate temperature range. Special considerations involve mimicking deergrasses's natural boggy or marshy environment; hence, sandy soil mixed with peat is ideal. The difficulty level is moderate, with challenges arising from providing consistent moisture levels. To propagate, divide clumps in early spring or collect and sow seeds in autumn. Steps: 1) Gently split root clumps, preserving multiple stems per section. 2) Plant divisions in moist, peaty substrate. 3) If sowing seeds, scatter on surface, press lightly into wet soil, and keep consistently damp.