How to Propagate Adenostoma?
Adenostoma is typically propagated through seeds or cuttings. For successful seed propagation, stratification is beneficial to break dormancy; whereas stem cuttings require a rooting hormone for improved outcomes. Key factors include ensuring well-draining soil, appropriate temperature ranges (especially moderate climates for adenostoma), and adequate light. Special considerations involve managing the plant's susceptibility to root rot and preference for drier conditions. Propagation can be moderately difficult due to these sensitivities. Suggested steps include: 1) Collect seeds or cuttings, 2) For seeds, stratify if necessary, then sow in well-draining soil; for cuttings, apply rooting hormone and place in a pot with soil mix, 3) Maintain consistent moisture, not wetness, and 4) Allow for sufficient light exposure while avoiding direct hot sunlight.