The plant is easily grown from cuttings. Semi-mature cuttings can be taken either in autumn or spring. A rooting hormone is used to stimulate root development. Place the cuttings in a propagation media of 50% bark and 50% polystyrene and then placed in a mist unit with under bench heating of about 24ºC, if such facilities are available. The home gardener should apply their usual techniques for taking cuttings. Plant in well-drained medium and keep damp, but not wet, in a warm spot that does not receive direct sun. The cuttings will root in about 4 weeks in the mist unit and once rooted the cuttings must be hardened-off for 3 weeks before being potted. Plant in well-drained potting soil.

Once the cuttings have been potted they will need to be placed under a shade net for 2 weeks before being exposed to the direct sunlight. A monthly feeding of an organic based fertiliser can be used to help with the growth of the plant.

This plant is suitable for mixed beds or the mixed border. It can be planted among other shrubs with similar height and growth requirements. It will benefit from regular pruning to keep it tidy and make it more bushy. Make sure the soil it is planted in is well drained and enriched with compost. Freylinia undulata must be watered well in winter and spring if grown in a summer-rainfall region.