Will the broom sprout when its roots are dug back?

The roots of broom may sprout when dug back. Bromus is not only adaptable to the environment, but also has strong germination ability. Even if it has only roots, it may germinate after planting. It is suggested to use sandy soil with good permeability for planting, and ensure that there is proper moisture in the soil. In order to promote better germination, it should be preserved in an astigmatism environment and exposed to more sunlight. In addition, don't apply too much fertilizer or high concentration of fertilizer, so as not to hurt the root system.