Surfgrasses is a marine genus adapted to underwater and shoreline environments, requiring specific care differing from terrestrial plants. Basic care includes exposure to full, natural sunlight, continuous submersion in saltwater, and stable, cooler temperatures mimicking their ocean habitat. Common challenges are limited, given its natural resilience to pests, but may include vulnerability to polluted water and rough sea conditions. Seasonal considerations involve minimal variation, as surfgrasses experiences relatively constant underwater conditions, though care should be taken to monitor water quality and temperature year-round.