Seedlings are susceptible to damping off and over-watering should be avoided. Acacia drummondii has been grown from cuttings, but without special facilities this is not easy. Young plants may be obtained from most nurseries dealing in native plants. Most soils with good drainage are suitable, including local and clay soils. The plant's position is most important.
Growth is rapid and light pruning after flowering helps to maintain bushy and long-lived specimens.
This is not a good wattle for cut flowers, but presses beautifully.