Plectranthus 'Cerveza 'n Lime' is a plant that propagates best through cuttings during spring or summer. Propagation is fairly easy; successful rooting can be identified by new leaf growth. Keeping cuttings moist and providing sufficient drainage for the soil ensures optimal propagation results.

Wood crane's-bill thrives best when its seeds are sown in well-draining soil and placed in an area that receives partial shade. For optimal germination, maintain consistent soil moisture and protect the area from high winds. The seeds should ideally be planted in shallow furrows and lightly covered with soil to facilitate natural growth. As the seedlings develop, thin them to prevent overcrowding, which ensures healthier growth and better access to nutrients.

Ohio spiderwort is best propagated through cuttings during the spring and summer months. It is relatively easy to propagate, with successful growth indicated by new shoots and healthy root development. Keep the soil moist during the initial stages to aid the process.

Fairy washboard is adept at thriving in various conditions, showing resilience that makes it well-suited for propagation by cuttings. When propagating fairy washboard, select healthy and robust offsets or leaf cuttings. Ensure the cutting has a clean edge to promote better rooting. Allow the cut surface to callous over for several days before placing it in a well-draining soil mix. This key step helps prevent rot and infection. Water sparingly until roots have established, then care for fairy washboard with routine attention to moisture, light, and feeding.

American hornbeam can be propagated through hardwood cuttings, layering (air) and sowing seeds. Autumn to winter is the ideal season for propagation. Propagation difficulty is moderate. Signs of successful propagation can be seen in the growth of new roots and shoots. Key propagation tips include using rooting hormone and providing consistent moisture.

Creeping cinquefoil thrives when propagated through the sowing method. Transplant seedlings outdoors after the risk of frost has passed, carefully placing them in well-drained soil. Utilize a soil mix rich in organic matter to enhance growth. Space the seedlings adequately to allow for sprawling. Regular watering is essential until establishment, but avoid over-watering to prevent root rot. Taking care to plant in an area with full sun to partial shade will encourage vibrant growth.

Featuring vibrant red stems and striking white berries, siberian dogwood flourishes when propagated through cuttings. For successful rooting, select healthy, semi-ripe stem segments during active growth. Trim cuttings neatly below a leaf node and remove lower foliage to expose a clean stem. Utilizing a rooting hormone can enhance the chances of success. Insert the prepared cuttings into a well-draining, moist potting mix, ensuring adequate spacing. Provide consistent moisture and humidity by covering with a plastic bag or placing in a propagator, and protect from direct sunlight. Root development typically occurs within a few weeks, after which cuttings can be transitioned to individual pots to encourage robust growth.

Rhubarb is successfully propagated through division, where mature plants are split into smaller sections. This method involves carefully dividing the root ball to ensure each section has a growth point. After division, promptly replant the sections in rich, well-drained soil, ensuring that the crowns are just above the soil surface. Regular watering will help establish the new plants. This approach encourages healthy growth and maintains the vigor of rhubarb.