Flowering is very conspicuous and occurs in winter and spring. As a species native to relatively dry areas, E.caesia is best suited to cultivation in climates which have a dry summer. It has been grown in humid districts but cannot be regarded as reliable in those areas. The species develops a lignotuber and should respond to hard pruning to near ground level if rejuvenation is required. The weight of the old fruits may cause the branches to bend excessively and removal of some may be warranted if breakage seems likely.
Propagation is from seed which germinates readily.
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