How to Propagate Linanthus?
To propagate linanthus, seeds are most commonly used, although methods like cuttings and division can also be effective. Successful propagation hinges on appropriate light exposure, consistent temperature, and well-draining soil. Consider that linanthus may require stratification or scarification to improve germination rates. The overall difficulty is moderate, as seed viability and environmental factors may pose challenges. For seed propagation: (1) Prepare a seed tray with well-draining soil mix; (2) Sow seeds on the soil surface, lightly covering or pressing them in; (3) Maintain moisture and provide bright, indirect light; (4) Keep at a temperature of 65-75°F; (5) Transplant seedlings once they are large enough to handle. Cuttings and division require careful separation and rooting in similar soil conditions.