The primary propagation methods for drimys include seed sowing, semi-hardwood cuttings, and air layering. Successful propagation requires consideration of factors like proper light exposure—bright, indirect light is often ideal—and maintaining appropriate temperatures, typically ranging from cool to moderate. The soil should be well-draining with high organic content. Special considerations include treating seeds with a cold stratification period to break dormancy and using a rooting hormone for cuttings to enhance root development. The general difficulty level for propagating drimys is moderate but can vary depending on the chosen method and environmental conditions. Steps for propagation from cuttings would include: 1) Select healthy, semi-hardwood stems. 2) Make cuttings approximately 4-6 inches long. 3) Dip the cut end in rooting hormone. 4) Plant in a well-draining soil mix. 5) Keep moist and in a warm environment with indirect light. 6) Once rooted, transplant to a more permanent location.