
The Plant Propagation Society (PPSP) is an academic and professional platform dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and practices in plant propagation. It brings together horticulturists, botanists, researchers, students, and enthusiasts who share a common interest in the science and art of multiplying plant species through various techniques such as seed germination, cuttings, grafting, layering, micropropagation, and tissue culture.
It often organizes workshops, seminars, field visits, and training programs to share practical skills and scientific developments. Additionally, the society encourages research by publishing journals and newsletters and providing a platform for members to present their work.
The PPSP seeks to enhance the professionalism, knowledge, and abilities of its members. Society also encourages the practical integration of plant
production, horticulture research, and education. The PPSP is set up to organise a global knowledge network for plant production and disseminate such
information and research. To encourage plant scientists and nursery owners to disseminate sustainable and new plant propagation strategies.

To increase scientific knowledge and comprehension, cultivate a culture of creativity, experimentation, and discovery. To address complex challenges in plant propagation and promote cooperation and idea sharing among various scientific disciplines within botany. Inspire excellent research, exacting methods, and moral principles in scientific investigation.

Through the growth of green plants, using scientific knowledge to address dire world issues, boost human health, and improve the quality of life. To offer
information based on evidence to guide public debate, policy, and decision-making. Encourage students, teachers, and the public to have a passion for scientific technology and engineering in plant propagation and study. Additionally, to oversee seminars for practical instruction in the development
of ornamental plants.

The Plant Propagation Society (PPSP) is an academic and professional platform dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and practices in plant propagation. It brings together horticulturists, botanists, researchers, students, and enthusiasts who share a common interest in the science and art of multiplying plant species through various techniques such as seed germination, cuttings, grafting, layering, micropropagation, and tissue culture.
It often organizes workshops, seminars, field visits, and training programs to share practical skills and scientific developments. Additionally, the society encourages research by publishing journals and newsletters and providing a platform for members to present their work.








