Methods of propagation of lucky clover
There are four different methods to get around Lucky clover to multiply. Growing from seeds is the most popular.
- Seeds
- Root division
- Cuttings
- Sinker
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- Grow lucky clover from seeds yourself
- Lucky clover reproduces underground above onions
- Hibernate the lucky clover properly indoors or outdoors
Grow lucky clover from seeds
This method is recommended if you want to give away the lucky clover for New Year. Just sow a few in the fall Seeds in a pot with Potting soil.
Place the pots very brightly and warmly and keep the substrate evenly moist.
Share roots in autumn
Lucky clover forms many small ones Daughter onions. If you repot the lucky tea or dig up in the fall to close it overwinter, carefully separate the onions. Then put them in small prepared pots with potting soil.
Propagate lucky clover from cuttings or dips
Propagation from cuttings is also uncomplicated. In spring, cut off a few leaves with the longest possible stems. Put the shoots in pots with potting soil and keep them moist. You can also just put the leaves in a glass of water. After a while, roots will also form there.
Propagating lucky clover from subsidence only works outdoors. To do this, put a few long-stemmed leaves on the ground and cover the stem with some soil.
Lucky clover reproduces by itself in the field
If you grow the lucky clover outdoors all year round and not in a pot, you don't have to worry about propagation. If the location is favorable, the ornamental plant forms many subterranean runners from which new plants emerge.
If the lucky clover flowers, seeds later ripen in the fruits, which the plant uses to sow itself.
Some gardeners consider lucky clover to be a weed just like garden clover because the spread can hardly be stopped.
Tips
The Oxalis triangulari variety is particularly popular, too Triangular lucky clover is called. It is not only available with green, but also with red leaves.
