How to Propagate Aphanisma?
Primary propagation for aphanisma is typically through seed sowing. Environmental factors like mild temperatures, well-draining soil, and adequate but not excessive sunlight are crucial for successful germination and growth. Special considerations include ensuring the seeds have good contact with the soil, possibly requiring light scarification or stratification, depending on the variety. The general difficulty of propagating aphanisma is moderate, with challenges arising from seed viability and sensitivity to overwatering. To propagate: 1) Collect seeds after flowering, 2) Prepare a seedbed with well-draining soil, 3) Sow seeds thinly and press into the soil, 4) Maintain consistent moisture while avoiding waterlogging, and 5) Transplant seedlings when sturdy enough to handle.