How to Propagate Monotropa?
Propagation of monotropa typically involves seed sowing, but it's complex due to its dependence on a symbiotic relationship with fungi. Key factors are mycorrhizal associations, specific soil conditions, and stable environmental conditions. Difficult and unconventional, special techniques such as the introduction of compatible fungal cultures are required. To propagate, collect ripe seeds, introduce them to a suitable fungal-infected substrate, keep in a stable, moist environment, maintain a consistent temperature suited for fungal growth, and wait for germination, which is often unpredictable and has a low success rate.