Tridax can be propagated primarily through seeds and stem cuttings. Key factors for success include warm temperatures, well-draining soil, and good light exposure. For seeds, a surface-sowing technique followed by light watering ensures good contact with the soil. Cuttings thrive with a rooting hormone and moist potting mix. The difficulty is generally low, making tridax accessible to beginners. Recommended steps: 1) Gather seeds or cuttings, 2) Prepare containers with soil, 3) Sow seeds superficially or plant cuttings, 4) Maintain consistent moisture, and 5) Wait for germination or root development before transplanting.