
How to Propagate Roman wormwood?
(Artemisia pontica)
Roman wormwood, also known as Small absinthe
Roman wormwood is a hardy perennial herb known for its aromatic qualities and decorative foliage. To propagate roman wormwood, softwood cuttings are the most effective method, which involves snipping non-flowering stems from the mother plant during active growth. It's crucial to ensure cuttings have at least one node below the surface and sufficient leaf area for photosynthesis but not so much that it induces excessive moisture loss. Careful attention to humidity and warmth can encourage root development, after which cuttings can be transplanted to their permanent locations.