Vegetative Propagation

• Asexual reproduction, in which the new plant grows by either cutting off the parent plant or by its fragment, is vegetative propagation. 
• Layering, cutting, sukering, grafting, stolon formations, tissue culture, and many more are types of vegetative propagation. 

Advantages

• The rapid method that is easy and cheaper.
• Due to environmental factors and the soil, the germination of mature plant seeds isn't possible. This propagation helps in producing new individual plants as the parent plant.