Propagation
Surface sow seeds throughout the year and prick out when large enough to handle. Germination normally occurs within 12 days and it can take up to five months from seed to flowering.

Culture
When cultivated snapdragons, tip prune the plant to encourage branching and discourage flowering until the plant reaches maturity. After the flowering period, lightly pruned to encourage new growth and a second flush of flowers. It respond  to an application of liquid complete fertiliser fortnightly during the growing season. 

Botanic information
Leaf: The soft textured lanceolate leaves have an acute to acuminate apex and the entire margins may be undulating.

Flower: The tubulate flowers have uneven petals with the 2-lower reflexed petals forming a snout appearance. They are arranged in a terminal raceme on a leafy scape and appear from late spring to late summer.

Fruit: The small 2-locular capsular fruit is not commonly seen or is removed during cultivation. The seed is very small 7000 per gram and are very viable.