Syncolostemon albiflorus is not well-known in horticulture but it has been propagated and cultivated by Ziphezinhle Madonsela, a horticulturist at the Lowveld NBG. It requires a sunny or semi-shaded location in nutrient-rich, well-drained, compost-rich soil. It is ideal for a rockery. It can be grown alone or in groups, and it works well when planted around 60 cm apart. It is hardy to Highveld conditions with a winter minimum of -5°C, although young plants should be protected from frost. It is a long-lived herbaceous perennial that may survive for a very long time if not disturbed once it is established. Syncolostemom albiflorus should be severely pruned in the middle of winter for optimal results. This will boost flowering, revitalize the plants, and produce a rush of robust new growth in the spring. Annual composting and mulching in winter will benefit the plant greatly.

When growing this plant from cuttings, the best time to achieve the highest success rate is to harvest the cuttings when the plant is actively growing, which is usually in late spring or early summer. This is when the plant has the most energy to devote to producing new roots. Take cuttings from healthy, non-flowering stems, or wait until after it has completed its main flush of blossoms. The stem should be about 10-15 cm long. Take off the lower third of the cutting's leaves. To promote root formation, dip the cut end into rooting hormone. Place the cuttings in a potting mix designed specifically for cuttings and seedlings that drains well. Syncolostemon albiflorus grows best in soil that drains well and resembles its native sandy environment. To improve drainage, use a sandy loam or supplement your potting mix with perlite and coarse sand. Make sure the leaf-removed bottom node is submerged in the mixture. The cuttings should be kept out of direct sunlight. Use a propagation dome or cover the pot with a clear plastic bag to keep the environment moist. Maintain a steady moisture level in the potting mix without making it soggy. When new growth appears, usually in 3 weeks, it's a sign that roots have grown. Due to high ultra violet in the Lowveld, the cuttings did not do well despite the care and precautions taken . It does not thrive in humid areas. Be sure to allow good aeration.

To propagate from seeds, to get the best results, sow seeds in a shallow standard seed tray with a normal well-drained seedling mix in either spring or summer. Bury the seeds about 0.5 cm deep. Cover with a thin layer of sand (1-2 mm) and keep the medium moist but not waterlogged. Seeds should germinate in three to four weeks. As soon as the seedlings reach a suitable size, they can be transplanted into individual bags.