How to Propagate Laurel sumac?
Laurel sumac can be propagated through seed sowing, cuttings, or layering. For successful growth, ensure full sun exposure, maintain moderate temperatures, and use well-draining soil. When propagating, note that seeds require stratification to germinate. Cuttings and layering should be done in late spring or early summer. The difficulty level is moderate, with challenges including seed dormancy and the necessity for a suitable rooting environment for cuttings. To propagate, follow these steps: 1) For seeds, cold stratify for one to two months before sowing; 2) For cuttings, select healthy, semi-hardwood stems, apply rooting hormone, and place in soil; 3) For layering, bend a low-growing stem to the ground and cover a portion with soil until it roots, then cut and transplant.