It prefers moist soils but will tolerate extended dry periods once established. Most forms are hardy in temperate to sub-tropical climates but shrubby forms seem to be more adaptable that the low, compact forms. The species is tolerant of at least moderate frosts and is usually pest free but can sometimes be effected by scale and sooty mould. This cultivar has deep pink flowers. In common with most members of the Rutaceae, propagation of C.exalata from seed is difficult although garden plants will sometimes produce chance seedlings of their own accord.
Cuttings usually strike readily from current season's growth.
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