How to Propagate Snakelily?
The primary propagation methods for snakelily are by seed or division of the bulb-like corms. Key factors for successful propagation include well-draining soil, moderate moisture, and bright, indirect light. Special considerations for snakelily involve avoiding waterlogged conditions to prevent rot. The general difficulty level for propagation is moderate, with challenges arising from the correct timing of corm division and seed dormancy patterns. To propagate snakelily, follow these steps: For seeds, sow in autumn, barely covering with soil, and keep moist until germination. For corms, carefully separate them from the parent plant in late summer and replant immediately at the same depth in a similar soil mix.