Lavender propagation:

1. Propagation with seeds:

• Ideal period: Mid-February – March.
• Mix 1 part sand with 3 parts moist substrate.
• Distribute the seeds on the surface of the soil and cover them with a thin layer of soil.
• Place the container in a bright and warm place (20 °C).
• Keep the soil moist by spraying water regularly. You can cover the container with cellophane to maintain the ideal climate.
• Transplant the young plants (about 3 cm high) into containers or flowerbeds with specific substrate for lavender.

1. Propagation with cuttings:

• Ideal period: April – June.
• Use branches without flowers of about 10 cm from the mother plant.
• Remove the leaves from the lower part, leaving 4-5 on the upper part.
• Optionally, soak the cuttings in a rooting stimulant before planting them in a moist substrate mixed with sand.
• Transplant the rooted seedlings into pots once ready. Then, once strengthened, plant them in a protected place.

1. Propagation by Layering:

• Bend a branch of the mother plant and cover it with soil, leaving the upper part exposed.
• Water regularly.
• The branches will form roots in a few weeks, creating new lavender plants.

These simple propagation methods will allow you to enjoy the benefits of lavender in an effective and rewarding way.