
How to Propagate Flax lily?
(Dianella ensifolia)
Flax lily, also known as Umbrella Dianella, Benjuang
Native to woodlands and open forests, flax lily is a robust and ornamental plant known for its strappy foliage and blueberry-like fruit. Propagation of flax lily is advantageous through division due to its clumping growth habit. This method involves separating younger clumps from the parent plant's root ball. Carefully tease apart the root mass and replant immediately to ensure optimal root establishment. Adequate soil moisture and shade support recovery and growth. Ensure soil is well-drained and enriched with organic matter to encourage vigorous development.