Bag method: damp moss in bag with plant (no contact with water). Plant must have at least one firm root and healthy meristem. Willow tea is antimicrobial but doesn’t create roots without viable tissue.
Prevention: Use open fir-bark mix in well-drained pots; repot annually. Avoid moss—it compacts and overwets.
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