The genus christisonia consists of parasitic plants with unique care requirements. Basic care involves a focus on appropriate host plants and soil, with minimum exposure to light. Whereas light is essential for photosynthesis in common plants, christisonia thrives in less lit environments. The main challenges with christisonia include managing its parasitic nature, which may become harmful to other plants, and its susceptibility to specific pests. Seasonally, its care remains relatively consistent, given its adaptive parasitic behavior, with robust monitoring of its host plants and surrounding vegetation.