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- Successfully multiply artichokes
- Artichokes multiply by seeds
- So the sowing succeeds:
- Artichokes multiply by division
- Tips
Artichokes can be easily multiplied by seeds
Successfully multiply artichokes
Artichokes produce flowers for about three to five years. Therefore, it is advisable to think in good time of the multiplication. Learn more about the propagation methods for artichokes and how to proceed step by step.
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Propagation via seeds is the usual propagation method for artichokes. Make at least one artichoke bud bloom and collect the relatively large, dark seeds in the fall. Store in a dry, cool place.
So the sowing succeeds:
Artichokes multiply by division
Propagation by division is more complicated than propagation by seed, but has the advantage that you immediately have a second artichoke plant, which probably flowers in the same year.
For artichoke sharing, proceed as follows:
Tips
A homemade artichoke is also a great gift! Simply sow all collected seeds and then give the small artichoke perennials to friends and relatives.