How to Propagate Acrothamnus?
Primary propagation for acrothamnus can be through cuttings or seeds. Success hinges on factors like bright, indirect light, stable mild temperatures, and well-draining soil mix. Stem cuttings may root better with a rooting hormone and require high humidity, which can be maintained by covering with a plastic bag. Propagation is moderately challenging due to sensitivity to environmental conditions. To propagate, take semi-hardwood cuttings, apply rooting hormone, plant in soil, cover to retain moisture, and wait a few weeks for roots to develop before repotting.