The myrrh genus, known for its fragrant resin, thrives in environments mimicking its native arid habitats. Basic Care Needs include ample sunlight, well-draining soil, and infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry between sessions. Temperature is crucial; myrrh prefers warm climates and can easily succumb to frost. Common Challenges for myrrh include overwatering leading to root rot, and susceptibility to pests such as spider mites. Seasonal Considerations involve reduced watering in winter and protection from cold drafts, while summer requires increased irrigation to support growth.