Method of propagation of Scutellaria barbata

Scutellaria barbata sowing - spring sowing

The seeds like light, and the suitable temperature for germination is 20~25 degrees. They will germinate 7~10 days after sowing . Pick the new shoots for cuttings, which will easily take root.

It is difficult to maintain the purity of flower color of a variety through seed propagation.

Spring roots, need direct seeding or early transplanting

The seeds mature at different times and fall off easily.

Cutting propagation of Scutellaria barbata

When cutting, choose the upper part of the new buds, with one or two small branches, insert them into the soil with rooting water, cover with a black plastic bag, and then wait for germination. You can do it at home !

It is also easy to cultivate and care for. Pinching the seedlings when they are 30 cm tall can promote branching so that your plants can sprout more densely. When the governor is lush, she needs enough growing space to develop well.

After growing up and being transplanted, it is easy to resume growth, and large seedlings can also be transplanted with bare roots.

Scutellaria barbata planting container

Clay pots, ceramic pots, plastic flower pots, or other containers with water-permeable bottoms. Place tiles on the bottom where water seeps in to facilitate water seepage, then you can fill it with culture soil for planting. Isn’t it simple!

It is also easy to cultivate and care for. Pinching the seedlings when they are 30 cm tall can promote branching so that your plants can sprout more densely. When the governor is lush, she needs enough growing space to develop well.

The seeds like light, and the suitable temperature for germination is 20~25 degrees. They will germinate 7~10 days after sowing. Pick the new shoots for cuttings, which will easily take root.