How to Propagate False fiddleleaf?
Primary propagation of false fiddleleaf is through seed sowing, as cuttings and division are less common. Optimal germination requires warm temperatures and moist, well-draining soil. Light exposure should be moderate; too much sun can damage young plants. Special considerations include the timing of sowing, as seeds may require stratification or scarification to break dormancy. The process is generally moderately difficult due to potential dormancy challenges. Suggested steps: 1) Collect ripe seeds from a mature false fiddleleaf plant. 2) If needed, treat seeds to break dormancy. 3) Sow seeds in appropriate soil mix, covering lightly. 4) Keep the soil consistently moist and maintain a temperature around 70-75°F. 5) Provide light but avoid direct, intense sunlight. 6) Once seedlings are hardy, transplant them to their final location.