Johannesteijsmannia comprises exotic, tropical plants, known for their impressive foliage and paludal habitat requirements. Ideally, they thrive under bright, indirect light, high humidity, and warm temperatures that mimic their native forest floors. They prefer consistently moist, well-draining soil but are intolerant of waterlogged conditions. Common challenges for johannesteijsmannia include pests such as spider mites and mealybugs, along with root rot from over-watering. Seasonally, they require less water during cooler months and may benefit from increased humidity during dry winters.