The acoelorrhaphe genus, comprising of the famous Silver Saw Palmetto, demands minimal yet specific care. They require full sun to partial shade, moderate watering, and thrive in well-drained soil in warmer climates. Ideally, they should be exposed to temperatures above 20°C. Acoelorrhaphe is susceptible to diseases such as Ganoderma butt rot and common pests like palmetto weevils and scale insects. Season-wise, the summer months call for increased watering while in winter, protection from frost is required. Monitoring its unique care needs through the seasons guarantees its healthy longevity.