SelfLine | Natural Damvel, Tylophora Indica, Medicinal Ayurvedic Herb live Plant

Plants can also be propagated through seeds or stem cuttings, ground layering, and root coppices from the mother plants, generally in March.
Tylophora is conventionally propagated through seeds, which demonstrate good germination percentages, even supposing fruit set is rare.
Germination of Tylophora seeds generally begins within 10 days and completes within 3 weeks.
After germination, the 3-month-old plantlets are able for transplanting within the field, preferably right through the rainy season, whilst maintaining proper plant distance.
Tylophora plants prefer partial shade conditions very similar to those found in forests, together with soil wealthy in humus.