This document discusses propagation methods for two medicinal plant species: 1) Dactylorhiza hatagirea can be propagated vegetatively through rhizomes or tubers, or reproductively through seeds. Seeds are collected in October-November and sown the following spring. Rhizomes sprout within a week when soaked and planted. 2) Neopicrorhiza scrophulariiflora regenerates naturally through rhizomes and seeds. It can also be propagated vegetatively through rhizomes or reproductively by collecting and stratifying seeds in the fall and sowing them the following spring. Rhizome cultivation is faster than growing from seed.