Scarlet rosemallow
Scarlet rosemallow can be propagated by sowing seeds directly into a well-draining soil mix. Ensure a warm, stable environment to encourage germination, which may be enhanced by initial seed scarification. Carefully space the seeds to avoid overcrowding, and provide consistent moisture without waterlogging. As seedlings develop, thin them to allow for ample growth room. Gently transplant the hardiest individuals to their final locations, taking care not to disturb the root system excessively. For successful establishment, maintain a balance between soil fertility and sun exposure, catering to scarlet rosemallow's preference for bright conditions and fertile, moist substrates.