How Does Dandelion Reproduce? A Full Analysis of Its Reproduction Methods

From the wild to the fields, dandelions can be seen everywhere. The dandelion's flowering period is very short, and after flowering, the seeds mature in 13-15 days and fly away with their fluffy pappus. So how do dandelions reproduce? Below is an introduction to the reproduction methods of dandelions.

1. Seed propagation

Dandelions can be propagated from seed to achieve large-scale planting. Since dandelion seeds have no dormancy period, after harvesting mature seeds, they can be sown at any time from spring to autumn; in winter, because of the lower temperatures, this needs to be done in a greenhouse.

2. Root transplanting propagation

In spring or autumn, you can dig up the roots of wild dandelions in the wild. It is best to transplant them with water to ensure survival. To ensure the survival rate of the seedlings, you can choose to do this in a greenhouse.

The above is a brief introduction to the reproduction methods of dandelions. Dandelions can not only be used as medicine, but nowadays have also become a highly sought-after specialty vegetable on the market, selling for as much as 20-30 yuan per jin, making it a planting project with good economic returns.