Bahia grass can be multiplied through several methods including seed propagation, plugs, and sod. 1. Seed Propagation: Bahia grass can be grown from seeds that can be sown during the spring or summer months. Bahia grass seeds should be sown at a depth of 1/4 inch and can germinate in about 14-28 days. The seeds should be kept moist during the germination period. 2. Plugs: Bahia grass can be multiplied by planting grass plugs that are small sections of grass and soil that are dug out of an existing lawn. These plugs should be planted 1 foot apart and should be watered regularly to promote root growth. 3. Sod: Bahia grass can also be multiplied by laying sod or laying down the grass' runners (stolons). Laying sod can be a quick and easy way to establish a new lawn, but it can be expensive compared to seed and plugs. It's important to note that Bahia grass is slow-growing, so it may take some time to establish a new lawn. Proper care and maintenance, including adequate water and fertilization, can help speed up the process and ensure a healthy, lush lawn.