The spiderwisp, or Cleome genus, is native to tropical and subtropical regions, craving bright light, ample water, and rich, well-draining soil. Thriving in warm temperatures, they demand careful management during cooler seasons. Challenges include aphid infestation, fungal diseases, and sensitivity to harsh weather conditions. Seasonal needs vary, with spring-signalling active growth, needing regular watering and fertilization. Summer heat induces flowering while the cooler autumn and winter periods entail reduced watering and increased protection.