Coneflowers cannot be propagated through stem cuttings, unfortunately. However, they can be propagated through “root cuttings,” which just involves taking part of a root clump from an existing coneflower plant. This is also called “division” and should be done every 3–5 years anyway, as it improves the health of plant and cuts down on overcrowding. These root cuttings can be planted directly in soil. Learn more about coneflowers.
Coneflowers cannot be propagated through stem cuttings, unfortunately. However, they can be propagated through “root cuttings,” which just involves taking part of a root clump from an existing coneflower plant. This is also called “division” and should be done every 3–5 years anyway, as it improves the health of plant and cuts down on overcrowding. These root cuttings can be planted directly in soil. Learn more about coneflowers.