Will Buddleia × weyeriana 'Golden Glow', B. salviifolia, and B. lindleyana self-seed and spread like B. davidii?
All Buddleias produce seed after pollination. Given bare soil and favorable conditions, volunteer seedlings can appear. However, germination is inconsistent—often "hit or miss."
Deadhead spent flowers to prevent seeding AND encourage rebloom. If you want volunteers, leave a few flower heads and see what happens.
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