The mature seeds of Wodyetia Bifurcata should be processed in time after harvesting to remove the peel and pulp. Soak the seeds in 1-2% lime water for 24 hours. Pick up the seeds for sowing and germination. The germination method adopts the germination box method, and the plastic turnover box is used as the germination box.

The two seasons of spring and summer are suitable for sowing of Wodyetia Bifurcata, and the seeds are easy to germinate. At a room temperature of 28-30°C and sufficient humidity, most of them can germinate within 1-2 months. Use plain sand, coconut bran and a small amount of loess to prepare a moisturizing and comfortable sowing substrate in a certain proportion, sow the seeds on the substrate, the depth is suitable for the seeds to be visible, sow about 100 seeds per box, pour enough water, and put them in the box. Cover with film to keep moisture and keep warm. Regularly check the germination of Wodyetia Bifurcata seeds. When most of the seeds germinate, the film can be removed and light can be increased to facilitate the growth of seedlings. When the seedlings grow to a height of 20 cm, they should be moved into a well-permeable nutrient cup (the size of the nutrient cup is 18 cm x 16 cm) for cultivation. The nutrient soil is made up of sandy loam, mushroom soil, and plant ash at a ratio of 4:1:1.
When the Wodyetia Bifurcata seedlings are moved into the nutrition cup, 50-60% shade treatment is required to avoid sun exposure and achieve the effect of cooling and moisturizing. When the height of the seedlings is 40 cm and more than 3 leaves, the shading can be reduced, and the light can be increased to train the seedlings to cultivate strong seedlings. After the Wodyetia Bifurcata seedlings are transplanted and survived, they can be sprayed with thin human and livestock liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer solution, or combined with spraying, and topdressed with foliar fertilizer to promote their growth and accelerate the emergence of seedlings from the nursery. The nutrient soil should be dry and wet, keep it transparent and not waterlogged, so as to avoid rotten roots and dead seedlings.