How to Propagate Microdon?
Primary propagation of microdon involves seed sowing, as this usually ensures genetic diversity. Key factors for success include maintaining optimal temperatures, consistent light exposure, and using well-draining soil. Special considerations for microdon may involve stratification or scarification of seeds if they exhibit dormancy traits. The difficulty level is moderate but can be affected by seed viability and environmental factors. To propagate microdon, collect ripe seeds, prepare a seed-starting mix, sow seeds at the appropriate depth, keep soil moist but not saturated, provide bright, indirect light, and maintain a temperature range suitable for germination. Once seedlings develop true leaves, transplant them carefully into individual pots.