In southern regions, the starflower is successfully cultivated outdoors as a perennial plant. In cooler areas, it adapts well to home environments, thriving on windowsills, balconies, or in sunrooms. This adaptability has made the starflower a popular choice for both apartments and gardens.

During its blooming period, the starflower becomes a true aromatic highlight in any space, with its flower clusters emitting a rich yet delicate and pleasant fragrance reminiscent of floral and honey notes. This quality has made it particularly favored among gardeners. An adult starflower can reach heights of 80–90 centimeters, maintaining a tidy appearance without requiring complicated pruning, while its leaves remain decorative year-round and its lush flower clusters retain their appeal for extended periods.

The starflower prefers bright areas without direct intense sunlight, intermediate watering, and loose soil with good drainage. In indoor conditions, it adapts easily and, with proper care, can delight with blooms for months at a time. Experienced gardeners note that this plant adds a unique and fragrant touch to any setting, enhancing the overall ambiance.