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Daylily Proliferations

By Shelly
March 17, 2012

Hemerocallis will sometimes set proliferations. Once these little plants show up on a scape, and a root begins to emerge, remove the proliferation, and either plant it in a small container, keeping it moist but not wet, or put the proliferation into water with the crown above the water line. You will get a new little plant that may eventually reward you with blooms identical to the plant it was taken from.

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Jun 27, 2020 10:06 PM CST
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If a scape has indications of more than one proliferation forming but has no actual foliage protruding, can a new plant be expected if the scape is cut just above each proliferation and the scape (say 1 1/2") placed in soil?
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