How to Propagate Ceratocarpus?
Primary propagation for ceratocarpus typically involves seed sowing and cuttings. Key factors include ensuring proper light exposure, maintaining ideal temperature, and preparing well-draining soil. Special considerations may involve stratification or scarification for seeds, and using rooting hormones for cuttings. Generally, propagation can be moderately difficult, with challenges in seed germination consistency or rooting success. Steps for seed propagation: 1) Collect seeds post-maturity. 2) Treat seeds if necessary (e.g., cold stratification). 3) Sow seeds in a seed-starting mix. 4) Provide consistent moisture and warmth. 5) Transplant seedlings once established. For cuttings: 1) Take healthy stem cuttings. 2) Apply rooting hormone. 3) Plant in a well-draining medium. 4) Keep under high humidity and indirect light until roots develop.