This species can be cultivated by means of seeds and cuttings.

The use of seeds is more popular, especially for the fynbos species, as the success rate with cuttings is low. Before sowing the seed, the growth medium (sand) should first be sterilised. This can be done with boiling water. Wait until the sand in the sowing tray has cooled down before sowing your seed. Cover the seed with a layer of sand of about 1 mm thick. Water the tray with a fine mist and place in a warm environment, away from direct sunlight. If the sand gets too hot, the seed will not germinate.

Many fynbos species require smoke for the seed to germinate quickly. One solution is to position a wet cloth above a smoky fire for an hour or two. Rinse the cloth in a bucket of fresh water and use that water to water your seeds.

If using cuttings, cut twigs in 100 mm lengths and insert thickest end in growth hormone before planting. The growth hormone will stimulate root formation. Plant twigs in trays filled with sand. Twigs should be planted 20-25 mm deep in order to keep them upright. Make sure the trays have sufficient drainage holes for water to drain fast enough before watering your twigs. Place the tray in a warm spot with sufficient light.