How to Propagate Stachys spinulosa
The woolly betony, a cloud of silver-grey fuzz and shy purple spires, whispered a challenge. Seed propagation proved a frustrating riddle, its tiny seeds stubbornly refusing to yield new life. But the soft, almost yielding stems, offered solace. Careful snips created cuttings, each a gamble against the odds; would they root, these fuzzy fragments of hope? The reward? A burgeoning colony, a testament to patience, mirroring the soft resilience of the plant itself. Finally, success bloomed, a tapestry of velvety leaves, a quiet triumph whispering on the breeze.