Dwarf nippleworts requires moderate care and thrives in conditions that mimic its native environments. Ideal growth necessitates full to partial sunlight, well-draining soil with moderate fertility, consistent moisture levels without waterlogging, and temperate climates. Common challenges include managing infrequent pests and diseases, typically those that affect weak or stressed specimens. Seasonally, dwarf nippleworts may need protection from extreme temperatures and adjustments in watering. During winter, minimizing water to prevent root rot is crucial, while spring may require increased hydration to support new growth.