Propagation
Take tip cuttings from the shoot apex during the growing period.
Removal of offshoots may root up successfully.

Tissue culture is carried out in a commercial operation.

Botanic information
Leaf: The leaves are linear to narrow lanceolate and are up to 25mm (1in) wide. They have a smooth texture with a prominent mid-rib and are a yellow-green in colour.

Flower: The solitary calceolate flowers have an upright upper petal, 2-spreading petals and 2-sepals that are united to form a variable shaped pouch. They appear above the foliage on a slender scape from autumn to spring.

Fruit: It has a single chambered capsular fruit that has very many small seeds that lack endosperm and the plant is normally reproduced vegetatively.

Culture
Water and Humidity
When watering don't allow the medium to become soggy wet, allow the pot to dry a little before watering again. 
If the pot is placed in a saucer of water this will increase humidity and maintain moisture for the pot. Some soil mixes may become soggy so place some small stones under the pot to lift it out of the water. Do not mist the plant or flowers.

Re-potting
When selecting a pot for the plant chooses the correct size, not too large. 
The medium that is used should be well drained. When potting place styrene or bark in the base and then hold the plant in place filling in around it with bark or selected compost. Fill to the top of the pot level then sprinkle with selgrit (crushed limestone). Water thoroughly and allow to drain off. Be consistent with your potting mix for each occasion.

This genus of plants requires a low light position making them suitable for indoors.