Hypopterygium, a unique genus, demands considered care to thrive. Basic needs involve indirect sunlight, consistent moisture, warm temperatures, and well-draining soil. Common challenges, like pests and disease, are minimal but overwatering can lead to root rot. Hypopterygium plants desire more moisture in dry seasons and they may become dormant in colder months, hence, seasonal adjustments in care are substantial. Detailed understanding and attentive care of these key factors can aid in hypopterygium's successful cultivation.