The wild hollyhocks genus requires moderate care, thriving under specific conditions that balance light, water, temperature, and soil quality. Adequate lighting, consistent moisture without waterlogging, cool to moderate temperatures, and well-draining soil constitute their basic care needs. Gardeners might face challenges with wild hollyhocks, such as susceptibility to certain pests like aphids and environmental stress in extreme conditions. Seasonally, wild hollyhocks demands adjustments: more water during active growth in spring and summer, protection from frost in winter, and a reduction of interventions in autumn as the plant prepares for dormancy.