Asparagus falcatus can easily be grown from seed, cuttings or by means of division. The fruit is harvested from the plant when it is red and soft; this is usually during May-July. A light scrub with water should remove the fleshy part of the fruit and expose the seed. Sow the seeds in spring or summer. The seeds germinate in 2-3 weeks. Older plants can be split and separated to produce more plants. Grow this plant to hang over a pergola or a fence. It can also be planted to serve as a protective hedge. It grows well in shade, but will tolerate partial sunlight. This is a fast-growing plant and can grow up to 50 mm per day. The plant grows best in moist, well-drained humus-peat soil. It can cope with a little soil; the ideal temperature is 21°C. It can be used successfully as a container plant, but remember to repot or trim the roots as it will break the pot if left to grow too big. The leaves are get sometimes eaten by various insects. To control the damage, occasionally spray the foliage with a pesticide.