Chinese wolfberry propagation is best achieved during autumn and winter through methods such as cutting and layering. It is fairly easy to propagate, with signs of success like new leaf growth. Proper care and preparation of the cutting or layering aids in success.

Kiss-me-quick can be propagated through herbaceous cuttings during the Spring and Summer months. This method is relatively easy, and signs of successful propagation include the development of roots and new growth. For best results, ensure the cuttings are taken from healthy and established plants and kept moist until roots appear.

Strawberry ground cherry thrives when propagated through sowing. For optimal growth, select a well-drained, fertile soil. Sowing should be done in a warm, sheltered spot. Ensure the seeds are lightly covered with soil and kept moist until germination, which enhances the success rate. Regular watering and occasional fertilizing will support healthy development during the early stages.

Totara is a distinctive species, valued for its durability and dense wood, integral to both ecological and cultural landscapes. Propagation is typically achieved through cuttings, involving a selection of healthy, disease-free shoot tips. These should be snipped at a length conducive to rooting, dipped in rooting hormone for accelerated growth, and then nestled into a well-draining medium conducive to root development. Maintaining an optimal balance of moisture and aeration is crucial to encourage rooting while preventing rot in the delicate cuttings. Successful propagation hinges on careful monitoring and managing of environmental conditions to nurture the emergence of new growth.

The white Ginger Lily is best propagated by using tubers in spring. This method is moderately easy, with successful signs including sprouting and new foliage growth. Properly cut tubers and adequate moisture are essential.

Broad-leaved willowherb can be successfully propagated through the sowing of seeds. Collect seeds from mature pods and sow them in a well-draining soil mix. Ensure the seeds are lightly covered with soil, as they require light for germination. Maintain consistent moisture during the germination period. Once seedlings emerge and establish a robust root system, they can be carefully transplanted to individual pots or their final growing location.

The preferred method for propagating screw pine is through cuttings, particularly in the warmer months of spring and summer. This plant exhibits moderate propagation difficulty. Signs of successful propagation include new growth and root formation. Ensure properly drained soil when rooting cuttings.

False oat-grass is best propagated through division, a practical and straightforward method for gardeners. To successfully propagate, divide the root clumps during their active growth period, ensuring each section has ample roots. Carefully separate the clusters to avoid damage, and replant promptly to encourage robust growth, maintaining soil moisture for optimal establishment.