The sandworts genus, often called sandworts, comprises hardy, adaptable plants. Basic care requires plenty of sunlight, regular watering but good drainage to prevent waterlogging, and thrives in well-drained, sandy soil. Sandworts plants prefer cooler temperatures, making them suitable for temperate climates. Common challenges include pest attacks from aphids and root knot nematodes. Although sandworts is generally disease-resistant, it can suffer from fungal infections in excessively humid conditions. Seasonal considerations involve reducing water in winter and careful monitoring in high summer heat, ensuring the plants do not dry out entirely.