Indian shot is best propagated through division, ideally in Spring or Autumn. The process is fairly easy, and success is indicated by new growth. Ensure adequate moisture while avoiding overwatering for optimal results.

Evergreen rose is a hardy climbing shrub with evergreen foliage and white, fragrant flowers. Propagation is commonly done through cuttings, which allows for the maintenance of genetic fidelity of the parent plant. To achieve successful rooting, semi-hardwood cuttings should be taken with a sharp, clean instrument to minimize damage. These cuttings thrive under high humidity conditions and require well-draining soil or media that ensures adequate air circulation around the rooting area. The use of rooting hormone, while not mandatory, may enhance the development of a healthy root system.

For effective propagation, sow new guinea impatiens seeds in Spring, as this is their ideal season. Difficulty is generally moderate. Monitor for the emergence of green shoots as a sign of success. Ensure proper light and humidity levels for optimal results.

Prayer plant thrives when propagated in Spring or Summer through cuttings. This process poses moderate difficulty, but success is evident when observing new leaf growth. A well-draining soil medium aids effective propagation.

Black locust propagates easily through hardwood cuttings, layering, and seeding. These methods are best employed in autumn or winter. Propagation is generally easy and successful signs include new growth and root development. Cuttings should be promptly transplanted and provided with ample moisture.

The ideal propagation season for common hollyhock is Spring. Preferred methods include sowing seeds, which are moderately easy to propagate. Signs of successful propagation include germination and emergence of seedlings. For optimal results, soak seeds in water for a few hours before sowing.

Common pear is best propagated during Spring and Winter seasons, with Grafting and Layering being the preferred methods. Propagation may be challenging; successful signs include new growth and leaf development. Ensure proper aftercare for optimal results.

The Scarlet-Star scarlet-star is typically propagated through division, ideally during Spring or Autumn. Propagation is relatively easy, and successful signs include new growth and root development. Ensure optimal conditions by maintaining proper moisture levels.