Arctotis revoluta can be propagated by cuttings or seed.

Cuttings can be taken at any time of the year, and are currently the most effective way to propgate this plant. Take healthy tip-cuttings, cut it below a node, remove about a third of the lower leaves on the stem, dip in a rooting hormone and place in hole already prepared, in a well-draining medium. The tray of cuttings can be placed in a mist-unit with bottom-heat. Cuttings will be ready in two to three weeks.

Sow seed in  autumn in a light, well-drained medium. Cover seed lightly with a thin layer of fine sand. Seed  may germinate between 10–14 days, but is at best erratic. Seed can be subjected to a smoke-treatment which slightly improves germination rates.  Seeds should ideally be subjected to various other germination pre-treatments in future.

The fast-growing seedlings or rooted cuttings can be fed with organic or inorganic fertilisers. During winter the young plants can be planted straight into gardens with Mediterranean climates.

This is a hardy species which only needs sufficient watering during its establishment phase in a garden. After this, plants should cope rather well. In gardens away from the coast or those which are frost-free; it is worth not planting too close together, as plants will thrive in such conditions. The krulblaar gousblom is a  good for problematic sandy or rocky patches.  It thrives in many different soil conditions or habitats. It should ideally be replaced between three to four years, before it becomes too woody. Regular removal of spent or dead flower heads, will prolong the flowering season.

Plant it in rockeries, rocky areas, coastal gardens (away from or close to the ocean) or amongst fynbos. Companion plants may include: Pelargonium capitatum and P. fulgidum, Didelta carnosa var. tomentosa, Senecio elegans, Carpobrotus acaniciformis and C. edulis, Felicia filifolia, Protea nitida, Gazania rigens var. leucolaena, Arctotheca populifolia and A. stoechadifolia, Lampranthus amoenus and L. aureus and Cotyledon orbiculata.