The genus 'bleeding heart' is a low-maintenance, shade-loving plant often found in woodland settings. They have basic care requirements, preferring partial to full shade, with well-draining, fertile soil, and consistent moisture. Bleeding heart plants can face challenges like slug and snail infestations, or problems like crown rot due to overly wet conditions. Seasonally, these plants thrive in cool spring and fall climates and may enter summer dormancy in hotter regions. Special care should be ensured during winters to protect its tuberous roots.