For the genus diplolaena, well-draining, sandy to loamy soils are recommended to replicate their natural habitat. These plants thrive in full sun, though some may tolerate partial shade. Diplolaena's water needs vary with climate, but they generally prefer a dry to moderate watering regime, being drought-resistant once established. While planting, ensure proper spacing to accommodate growth and airflow, plant in holes twice the size of the root ball, and water thoroughly at planting time. Regularly monitor soil moisture and avoid overwatering. Individual species may have unique requirements; always research specifics for best results.