The spider flowers genus comprises flowering plants well-liked for their unique appearance. These sun-loving plants thrive best in full exposure and require well-draining, fertile soil with consistent moisture, though they can tolerate drought to some extent. Spider flowers are generally heat-tolerant, preferring warmer temperatures. Common challenges include attracting spider mites and caterpillars, and sensitivity to overcrowding and poor air circulation, which can lead to fungal diseases. Seasonally, spider flowers demand less water in winter and may necessitate protection from frost, while in spring, monitoring for pests as new growth emerges is crucial.