How to Propagate Palmyra palms?
Propagation of palmyra palms primarily involves seeds, with vegetative methods not commonly employed due to the plant's structure. Key factors for seed germination include warm temperatures, consistent moisture, and well-draining soil. Special considerations entail soaking seeds to hasten germination and mimicking natural conditions. The difficulty level is moderate, but attention to water and temperature is critical. To propagate, firstly soak seeds for 48 hours, then sow 2-3 cm deep in sandy loam soil, keep them warm (around 30°C), and maintain moist conditions until germination, which can take several weeks to a few months.