Ditch-stonecrop generally requires moderate attention and can thrive with appropriate light, consistent moisture, well-draining soil, and mild temperatures. Common challenges for ditch-stonecrop include potential susceptibility to root rot from overwatering and limited common pests. Seasonally, ditch-stonecrop may need protection from extreme temperatures and adjustments in watering practices. In spring and summer, growth is more active, necessitating regular watering, whereas autumn and winter call for reduced watering and protection from cold.