Hare’s Ears are very cute and although they are a medium-sized species, they are still loved by many people. The leaves grow slowly but easily, so you can use cuttings to propagate them.
Hare’s Ear
Generally speaking, cuttings are used to propagate the Hare’s Ear. During the growing season of the Hare’s Ear, cut off the full-grown leaves and divide them into two or three sections with a knife, then lay the leaves flat on the soil, paying attention to press the end of the leaves downward so that the new roots can better grip the soil. Usually wait twenty days for the new roots to grow. When four or five new leaves have grown near the roots, it is time to transplant.
Also be careful not to water the cuttings too often, or the stems will also rot easily. Cuttings should be taken in spring and autumn; summer cuttings are very susceptible to rot, so if you are propagating in summer, you should dry the cuttings in the shade for at least 2-3 days. Moon rabbit ears can be used when a large number of propagation method, in the growing season to cut the full-grown leaves, the leaf blade divided into 2-3 sections, and then the leaf blade flat on the loam or peat soil, the leaf blade slightly downward pressure, into the semi-shade maintenance, 20 days after the root system can be produced, and then in the root parts of the growth of indeterminate buds, to be grown 4-5 leaves can be planted. When 4-5 leaves grow, it can be planted.