Barleria dolomiticola can be propagated by seed or cuttings.

To grow from seed, collect the capsules as soon as they begin to turn brown. Open the capsules and harvest the seeds. Plant the seeds in a mixture of equal parts of river sand, good soil and compost. Place the container with planted seeds in a shady spot. Water once a week; germination takes place after 6–10 days. Transplant the seedlings when they are 100 mm in size.

Barleria dolomiticola grows easily from cuttings. Take soft wood cuttings in summer, (October to March), and cut the cuttings in 100 mm sizes. Treat the cuttings with a hormone powder and plant them in a mixture of two parts river sand and one part compost. Put the container with cuttings in a shady place and water twice a week. Transplant the rooted cuttings after four months into a good soil mixture and add 100 g dolomitic agriculture lime per kg soil mixture. Expect a success rate of 70%. There are no specific pests or diseases that affect Barleria dolomiticola.