Camas, a plant genus primarily composed of perennial herbs, has a moderate overall care profile. Basic care involves partial to full sun exposure, regular watering, and well-draining, loamy soil with a slightly acidic pH. Challenged by pests like slugs or diseases such as leaf spot, camas also copes with environmental sensitivities like frost. Seasonally, the plant demands more watering and sun protection in summer, while dormant in winter, requiring minimal care. Amidst these necessities, vigilant monitoring and routine care are key to cultivating camas.