Editing Ficus coronata (section)

== Propagation ==

Fresh mature seed, cuttings and aerial layering are reported propagation routes. Large, soft, fully mature dark purple-red fruit is recommended for seed, and fresh seed is described as germinating readily; fresh seed and growing-tip cuttings are also listed. <sup>[[#cite_note-3|[3]]]</sup><sup>[[#cite_note-4|[4]]]</sup>

SOWN describes separating seed from the fruit pulp in water, then drying the seed on a coffee filter. It notes that viability varies between batches and gives a germination allowance of about 2–4 weeks. Keep these as practical secondary guidance rather than a guaranteed schedule, and sow seed promptly while fresh. <sup>[[#cite_note-4|[4]]]</sup>

A fig wasp is required for pollination, and viable seed follows completion of the fig–wasp cycle. In Australian fig-wasp mutualisms, a female wasp enters the fig, pollinates flowers and lays eggs, while the next generation carries pollen to another fig; the wasp species associated with ''Ficus coronata'' is not identified here. <sup>[[#cite_note-4|[4]]]</sup><sup>[[#cite_note-5|[5]]]</sup>