Propagation
Sow fresh seed during spring in boxes and then plant out at 150mm to 250mm (9¾ in) intervals. Plant seedlings after the frost period has finished and the seedlings transplant easily. 

Take soft tip cuttings during spring and placed in a sand-peat mixture and place in a humid environment.

Botanic information
Leaf: The bright green leaves are lanceolate to elliptical and have a fleshy texture. The apex is acuminate and the fleshy petiole is short.

Flower: The single flattened rotate flowers have 5-petals and are also avalable in doubles or semi-doubles. At the base of the flower a spur is formed from a modified sepal and the flowers are arranged in a terminal or axillary cluster that appears throughout summer.

Fruit: The slender ovoid 5-ribbed capsule explodes when ripe to scatter the seeds. The seeds are very viable and the plant self-sows easily but the plant may be reproduced vegetatively.