The manilkara genus consists of resilient, tropical trees, commonly requiring moderate light and regular watering. Thriving best in warm climates, it can tolerate a range of soil types, with a preference for well-draining soil. Common challenges include pests like aphids and fungal diseases such as root rot, often resulting from overwatering or inadequate airflow. Extra care is needed during colder seasons to protect them from low temperatures, and during spring for pruning and fertilization. Care adjustments, considering seasonal changes, can result in a healthily thriving manilkara .