The pitcher sages genus, typically found in sunny climates, requires substantive light exposure and well-draining soil for optimal growth. These plants generally prefer a moderately warm temperature range. Common challenges include susceptibility to spider mites, aphids, and certain fungal diseases. Seasonally, they appreciate additional moisture in the spring, a dry environment during the summer, and a reduced watering schedule in autumn and winter. Care should be taken to protect pitcher sages from freezing temperatures in the winter.