Sexual reproduction is also called seed reproduction. The seedlings propagated by common seeds have strong adaptability to the environment and large propagation coefficient. Seeds are living things in a dormant state. Only good seeds can produce good offspring.

Layered propagation: bury the branches or stems and vines of the mother plant in the soil, or wrap the branches with soil, moss, etc. Let them take root, and then cut them from the mother plant to become independent plants.

Ramet is the simplest and safest way to propagate succulents. As long as it is a rosette leaf or a cluster of succulents, it can be propagated through its buds, stems, bulbs, tubers and small plants, and it can be carried out when changing pots in spring. Of course, among the succulents, there are varieties with spotted brocade, such as Phnom Penh Huweilan, Raytheon Princess Brocade, Sleepless Brocade and Green Jade Fan Brocade. , must be branched and propagated to maintain the purity of its varieties.

Some organs of higher plants can redifferentiate and develop into complete plants after leaving the mother, which is called "regeneration" of plants. Vegetative reproduction is a kind of reproduction method that uses the regenerative ability of plant vegetative organs to reproduce new individuals.

The offspring of asexual reproduction come from the vegetative body of the same plant, and their individual development is not a new beginning, but a continuation of maternal development. Therefore, early flowering and early fruiting can maintain the excellent characters and characteristics of the mother. However, the reproductive coefficient of asexual reproduction is low, and some varieties, such as Rehmannia glutinosa and Dioscorea opposita, are prone to variety degradation if they are propagated for a long time.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Plant Propagation