The brexia genus requires keen attention to light, preferring bright, indirect sunlight, and should be watered when the soil surface feels dry. Thriving in moderate temperatures, brexia benefits from well-draining, fertile soil complemented by occasional fertilization. Challenges often faced include susceptibility to pests like aphids and spider mites, and diseases such as root rot. Seasonal considerations involve reduced watering in winter and protection from excessive heat in summer. Regular pruning maintains brexia's vigor, particularly in the growing season of spring through autumn.