Lemon ball cactus, a vibrant cacti variety, is most effectively propagated through cuttings. Gardeners should select a healthy and mature section for cutting. Ensure that the cutting tool is sterilized to prevent infection. Once removed, allow the cutting to callous for several days before planting in well-draining, sandy soil mixture designed for cacti. Maintain a warm environment and provide light watering until roots establish, avoiding excess moisture to prevent rot.

Belonging to the understory of tropical rainforests, bamboo palm is adept to indoor conditions, making it a popular choice for houseplant enthusiasts. Propagation is successfully achieved through division, a practical method ideal for this species. Ensure to divide the rhizomes gently to avoid damage, separating the clumps into smaller sections each containing several stems. Maintain proper humidity and warmth after potting, as these conditions mirror bamboo palm's native habitat, fostering healthy root development and plant growth.

Winter savory is a perennial herb efficiently propagated via cutting. For successful propagation, select healthy, non-flowering stems. Using a sharp, sterile tool, cut a 3-4 inch section just below a node. Remove lower leaves, leaving only a few at the top. Dip the cut end in rooting hormone to enhance root development and plant in a well-draining soil mix. Ensure the soil remains moist but not waterlogged and provide indirect light until roots establish.

Strawberry guava is effectively propagated via cuttings, which encourages a genetic match to the parent plant, ensuring the retention of desirable traits. To enhance success rates, cuttings should be taken from healthy, disease-free branches. Optimal rooting is achieved with the application of a rooting hormone to the cut end, and providing a warm, humid environment to stimulate root development. Careful handling and appropriate soil moisture levels are crucial during the initial growth phase to establish a robust root system.

Wild iris propagation primarily occurs through tuber division in Spring. This method is generally easy to perform, with successful growth often indicated by new shoots. Proper care and watering are crucial for successful propagation.

The propagation of snowbush is effectively accomplished through cuttings, ensuring the cultivator takes a healthy, disease-free stem for best chances of success. A tip or stem cutting should be made just below a leaf node, stripped of its lower leaves, and planted in well-draining soil. Moisture and warmth are key factors to encourage root development. For optimal growth, rooting hormone can be applied to the cut end before planting, though it is not strictly necessary. With proper care, cuttings will establish and mature into thriving snowbush plants.

Chickasaw plum is ideally propagated during autumn and winter using cutting and layering techniques. It has a moderate propagation difficulty, with young root growth indicating success. Consistent moisture and soil quality are key factors for effective propagation.

Lady banks's rose is best propagated through cuttings during the cooler seasons of autumn and winter. This method may present some challenges but success can be observed through new growth. Ensure optimal conditions by maintaining adequate humidity.