The allamanda genus, known for its vibrant flowers and vining habit, requires careful attention to thrive. Ideally placed in full sun, allamanda needs well-draining, fertile soil and consistent watering, with a mindful approach during dormant phases. Temperature sensitivity is prominent, with a preference for warm environments and protection from frost being crucial. Common challenges include pests like aphids and scale, as well as fungal diseases, which necessitate vigilance and prompt treatment. Seasonal considerations involve increased hydration and growth support during summer, and reduced watering with no fertilization in winter to accommodate dormancy.