How to Propagate Tiquilia?
The primary propagation method for tiquilia is through seed sowing. Key factors influencing success include well-draining soil, consistent moisture without waterlogging, and warm temperatures. Light should be bright but indirect, especially during initial growth stages. Special considerations may include stratification or scarification to induce germination, as seeds might have a tough coat. Generally, propagation of tiquilia poses a moderate difficulty due to germination requirements. For propagation: 1) Prepare a seed starting mix in pots. 2) Treat seeds if stratification or scarification is needed. 3) Sow seeds on the soil surface, lightly cover with soil. 4) Keep consistently moist and at a warm temperature (20-25°C). 5) Once seedlings emerge and grow a few true leaves, transplant them into individual pots.