How to Propagate Pentadesma?
Propagating pentadesma typically involves seed sowing. Key factors for success include warm temperatures, well-draining soil, and adequate light exposure. Special techniques like scarification or soaking may improve germination rates. The process can be challenging due to seed dormancy. To propagate, collect seeds post-maturity, prepare a seedbed with fertile soil, sow seeds at the correct depth, maintain consistent moisture, and provide warmth. Seedlings should be transplanted once they've developed true leaves.