How to propagate pennywort and how to plant pennywort seeds

The pennywort is a very unique plant. When people touch it, it will emit an attractive fragrance. Its leaves are evergreen all year round and have a high ornamental value. Many people like to grow it. But how should this plant be propagated? How should its seeds be planted? If you want to know more about this knowledge, you can take a look at the detailed introduction of the editor.

How to propagate pennywort and how to plant pennywort seeds

1. Cutting propagation

The plant of Pogostemon cablin can be propagated by cuttings, and this method of propagation can achieve a survival rate of 100%. When doing cuttings, you can cut a stem of about three centimeters from a large Pogostemon cablin plant, and after making cuttings, you can directly insert it into the seedbed or nutrient soil, water it with enough water, and cultivate it in a suitable environment, so that it can survive quickly.

2. Division propagation

Pogostemon cablin is a plant that grows particularly fast. It needs new potting soil and flower pots every year. People can also take this opportunity to propagate it. When repotting, you can divide the plant into three or four and plant them in different pots. After they survive, pinch off the tips in time to promote the growth of more branches. In this way, a new pot of pogostemon cablin will be successfully propagated.

How to plant pennywort seeds

1. The plant of catnip can also be propagated by seeds. It can be sown in spring every year. When sowing, the seeds should be placed in a warm environment for germination in advance. After the seed shell breaks and small buds grow, they can be sown in the seedbed for seedling cultivation. At this time, be sure to water them enough and keep the environment warm.

2. After the seeds of catnip are planted, seedlings will grow out in about ten days. At this time, you must take good care of them, pay attention to the supply of fertilizer and water, and give them appropriate light. When they grow to about three centimeters, you must remove the dense seedlings, and then cultivate them for a period of time. When their height grows to more than five centimeters, they can be transplanted to a suitable environment or flowerpot for cultivation.