The pityranthe genus comprises plants that demand moderate care, thriving in environments that mimic their native habitats. Primarily, pityranthe requires bright, indirect light, consistent moisture without waterlogging, and well-drained soil that is rich in organic matter. Temperatures should be kept within a mild to warm range, avoiding extreme fluctuations. Common challenges include susceptibility to pests like aphids and root rot stemming from overwatering. Seasonally, pityranthe may require increased humidity in winter and less water in dormant periods, with careful attention to light changes throughout the year.