Like all the other species of the genus, Freylinia vlokii can be grown from cuttings. This is, however, not as easy as with some of the other species. Semi-mature tip or heel cuttings can be taken in spring or early summer. It is best to make use of a rooting hormone to stimulate rooting which should take place within three to four weeks. Whenever the cuttings are rooted they should be placed in a dry area where they can be hardened off for two weeks. The cuttings should then be potted into a well drained soil mixture. As in the case of Freylinia helmei propagation from seed has not been tried yet.

Freylinia vlokii is an excellent water-wise garden plant. Because of its dry natural habitat it should be planted in a sunny dry part of a garden, in a well drained soil. It is essential that these plants dry out completely after irrigation before water is applied again. Plant combinations should therefore be carefully planted according to water requirements. Because of its growth height, this Freylinia should be planted near the back of a garden in full sun with smaller shrubs and ground covers in front of it. This species is a resprouter after fires and can also be pruned according to need.

Freylinia vlokii is also a good container plant and will respond well to regular feeding.

Hope everyone enjoys growing Freylinia vlokii.