Ant are typically propagated via seed sowing, as vegetative methods like cuttings and division are generally not applicable to these orchids. Successful propagation hinges on specific symbiotic relationships with mycorrhizal fungi, optimal light exposure, and precise temperature conditions. The soil must be well-draining and rich in organic material. This is a challenging species to propagate due to its reliance on specific ecological conditions, making it moderately difficult for amateur gardeners. To propagate ant, follow these steps: (1) Collect seed pods from a mature plant after they have dried; (2) Sow seeds in a sterile seedling mix that mimics their natural substrate; (3) Maintain high humidity and moderate light; (4) Wait for germination, which can take several months to a year.