Celandines requires moderate care, thriving in environments that mirror its natural woodland habitat. It prefers partial to full shade, regular watering with well-draining soil, and cool to moderate temperatures. The genus can face challenges like powdery mildew, rust, and aphid infestations. Seasonally, it demands increased moisture retention in summer and protection from frost in winter. Spring is the optimal time for planting or transplantation, while autumn emphasizes the preparation for dormancy.