Dyschoriste rogersii is a shrub that tolerates both sun and semi-shade. It is a summer-rainfall plant and, therefore, it needs to be watered well in summer to perform at its best, and can withstand a dry winter. It is frost hardy. It is a decorative garden plant, suitable for small gardens, and it can be used as a low hedge or a screening plant.

Seeds must be collected before the capsules burst open. Seeds are sown in spring or early summer, in trays filled with a well-drained medium and must be covered with a sifted layer of potting soil. The trays must be placed in a warm, protected area until germination.

Soft-wood cuttings are taken in summer. The cuttings must be treated with rooting hormone and placed in a standard mist unit. Cuttings should root in roughly 4-6 weeks, and then they can be transplanted into bags. Harden-off for about 2 weeks in a shade house, after which the plants can be moved into full sun.