How to Propagate Acrodon bellidiflorus
The Daisy-flowered Acrodon, a jewel of the succulent world, resists easy propagation. Seed germination, a whispered promise, remains stubbornly elusive. Cuttings, however, offer a more tangible path, a fragile hope taking root. Each carefully severed stem, a tiny life surrendered to the earth, holds its breath. The wait is a dance with patience, a silent vigil under the watchful eye of the sun. But when the first tentative green shoots unfurl, a surge of quiet triumph floods the soul. The reward is not merely multiplied plants, but the tangible connection to the life cycle, a testament to the gardener’s dedication, coaxing beauty from the seemingly intractable.