How to propagate Zephyranthes

Seeding method

And the division method, first let’s talk about the sowing method. This method is relatively simple. In the seed growing season, natural sowing and germination can be achieved after flowering. We can also wait until the seeds are mature, then harvest the seeds and carry out seedling processing, which can make the seeds easier to survive. The specific method is to spread the seeds evenly on the prepared sandy soil, or you can spread them in a seedling tray made of peat soil, and then cover the seeds with a half-centimeter layer of soil, keeping the soil moist at all times. After waiting for about half a month, you will see seedlings growing from the seeds. When the seedlings have five to six leaves and the bulbs have developed to a certain extent, we can plant them in pots.

Division method

This method is relatively common and most flower lovers can do it. It can be done at several stages of the year under suitable temperatures. We usually do it in spring, which has the best effect. When dividing the plants, the roots should be dug up, three to five roots in a group, and then a certain amount of water should be poured to ensure their survival rate. When propagating in summer, some leaves should be removed from plants with leaves. This can reduce water evaporation. After the root system grows soundly, new leaves will grow quickly. As long as proper planting methods are adopted, Zephyranthes will grow and mature quickly.