Standard cutting protocol applies: 6+ inch tender shoots, strip lower leaves, dip in rooting compound, insert 1 inch into moist potting mix, cover with plastic, provide indirect light or fluorescent lighting. Check for roots in 2 weeks.
An unheated greenhouse in Wales cannot provide the consistent warmth (75°F) and humidity bacopa needs for reliable rooting, especially outside of summer months. Cuttings taken in autumn/winter will likely fail without a heated propagator mat and enclosed humidity chamber.
Bacopa is tender perennial; protect stock plants from frost to ensure cutting material for next season.
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