Brahmi Arabica is an invasive plant, but it has medicinal value and can be used to control weeds to a certain extent if planted properly. Brahmi Arabica does not need to be artificially propagated, it has the ability to reproduce asexually and can reproduce well on its own.
Brahmi Arabica
Arabian Brahmi has two peaks of germination each year, at the end of November and from March to April. Persian Brahmi has a strong ability to reproduce asexually, and stems can easily produce adventitious roots when they touch the soil and re-form into plants. Because of its strong asexual reproduction ability, Persian Brahmi can be planted on bare ground to cover the ground quickly.