Propagation
Semi hardwood cuttings during autumn to winter under glass, keep warm and humid.

Aerial and ground layering can be carried out during the growing period.

Note:
The yellowing leaves (chlorosis) may be due to nematode attack and, or pH induced magnesium deficiency.

This plant dislikes hot westerly sun or a windy position and the shallow roots are damaged easily but respond to mulch. A light prune can be carried out after flowering and older plants can be cut back hard to rejuvenate to a bushy habit.

Botanic information
Leaf: The glossy dark green elliptical to obovate leaves are up to 100 mm (4 in) long with an acuminate apex and a cuneate base. The underside is pale green and the petiole is short.  'Radicans' leaves are lanceolate-narrow elliptical and 'Grandiflora' leaves are large-elliptical up to 120mm (4¾in) long.

Note:
'Florida', leaves have prominent venation.

Flower: The cultivar 'Grandiflora' produces flowers up to 120 mm (4¾ in) wide, 'Florida' produces flowers up to 70 mm (2⅔ in) wide and 'Radicans' has twisted or rolled petals that are 50 mm (2 in) wide. The flowers appear in late spring and generally consist of spiral sepals that clasp the petals and are white to yellow turn brown with age.

Fruit: The ribbed berry is not commonly seen and the plant is normally reproduced vegetatively to maintain true to type.