How to Propagate Peltophorum?
Primary propagation of peltophorum is through seed sowing, although cuttings are also used. Successful germination requires warm temperatures, well-draining soil, and sufficient sunlight. It's important to soak seeds before planting to soften the hard outer shell. Peltophorum can be sensitive to frost, necessitating protection in cooler regions. Generally, propagation is moderately difficult due to seed dormancy and potential size of the mature plant. Steps: soak seeds for 24 hours, sow in soil with good drainage, ensure adequate light, maintain temperatures around 70-85°F (21-29°C), water regularly but don’t overwater, protect from frost, and transplant when seedlings are hardy.