Pink lady turtle vine is a vibrant, ground-covering species that thrives with minimal care. Proven to propagate well through cuttings, gardeners can ensure successful growth by selecting healthy stems, making clean cuts, and planting them in a well-draining soil mixture. Rooting can be encouraged by maintaining a humid environment and by ensuring the cuttings receive bright, indirect light. Mist the soil regularly, but avoid waterlogging to prevent root rot. Once rooted, pink lady turtle vine rewards with a cascade of colorful leaves.

Flaming sword thrives when propagated through division, a method well-suited to its growth habits. Gently separate the offsets, ensuring each new section has adequate roots. Plant these divisions in a well-draining, airy substrate typical for epiphytic plants. Maintain high humidity and indirect light to encourage robust growth. This method allows gardeners to effectively expand their collection while preserving the unique characteristics of each plant.

The primary propagation method for rough horsetail is division during ideal seasons of spring and autumn. Propagation can be moderately challenging, but successful growth is indicated by new shoots. Adequate moisture and a consistent temperature are crucial for better success rates.

The Shame plant, shame plant, propagates primarily by sowing in Spring. With a moderate difficulty level, success is indicated by new sprouts appearing. Ensure moist, well-draining soil, and maintain warmth for optimum propagation.

Hottentot fig is propagated using herbaceous cuttings or sowing seeds during spring and summer. The propagation difficulty level is moderate. Signs of successful propagation include the development of strong roots and healthy foliage. For best results, ensure the cuttings are taken from healthy plants and planted in well-draining soil with ample sunlight.

Red campion can be successfully propagated through cuttings. This method is effective for maintaining the genetic fidelity of red campion. To optimize rooting, use semi-ripe cuttings and ensure a moist, well-draining soil medium. Providing a stable environment with indirect light will encourage healthier root development, allowing red campion to thrive in new settings.

Narrow-leaved ash is propagated using hardwood cuttings, layering (air), and sowing seeds in autumn and winter. It has moderate propagation difficulty with signs of success including new growth and root development. For successful propagation, keep the cuttings moist and sheltered from harsh conditions.

Dusty miller can be efficiently propagated through cuttings primarily in spring and summer. This process is moderately easy, with successful signs including new growth and root development. Ensure a well-draining soil mix for optimal results.