The researchers tested different methods to help Stipaglareosa seeds grow. They found that soaking the seeds in hot water, poking holes in the seed coat, and using cold temperatures can all help the seeds germinate. Removing part of the seed's insides and using a special solution also improved germination. Combining these methods gave the best results. The seeds had a harder time growing when they had inhibitors inside them. The seeds usually sprouted within the first few days after treatment.