As is typical of the genus, the flowers have hairy lobes. Few leucopogons are seen in cultivation, mainly due to difficulties in propagation and those that have been cultivated have proven to be difficult to maintain. L.lanceolatus is more successful in cultivation than most other species but even it is rarely seen in gardens. It seems to prefer a moist, well drained situation in semi shade. Propagation of L.lanceolatus is difficult.
Germination of seed is usually slow and unreliable using conventional methods.
Cuttings are also unreliable and may produce a limited success rate. Cuttings of firm current season's growth are likely to give the best results and use of a root-promoting hormone is advisable. You may have reached this description from one of several different sources.