Bacopa snowflake

Is it grown from seeds or is it done from cuttings?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 03/29/2017 @ 6:52 pm

Bacopa can be grown from seed or cuttings.
Seed grown plants generally have smaller flowers.

Seeds should be sown on a tray of moist potting soil and let uncovered. They need light to germinate. A clear covering will allow light and moisture retention.
Remove covering after germination.

3″ cuttings can be taken from plants in mid-summer. Use rooting hormone and place in a 50/50 mixture of sand and vermiculite.

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