Stem cuttings root well, but the preferred method of propagation is by tip-layering. They develop plentiful roots in 3 to 4 weeks. As the canes grow, they are loosely tied to the stakes and wires. A mulch is desirable to retain Moisture and control weeds. And it is considered highly desirable that a mixture of zinc, copper and manganese be sprayed on the underside of the leaves 3 to 4 times per year.
Irrigation is necessary in dry seasons.
Old canes should be cut to the ground at the end of the fruiting period and there should be severe pruning and thinning out in the late fall to force new growth for a winter-spring crop. The Mysore raspberry tends to bloom and fruit throughout the year but summer fruits are of poor size and quality. Therefore, the seasonal pruning has the additional purpose of preventing spring and summer flowering and allowing the first blooms to appear in December. Thus managed, the fruits are borne continuously from about February to May or June. The fruits should be harvested only when they are not wet from dew or rain and when they are fully ripe and separate easily from the receptacle which remains on the plant.