Belonging to the pea family, millettia plants thrive in full sunlight to partial shade, need moderate watering, and prefer well-drained, sandy loam soil. They cope with varied temperatures, including frost hardiness. Regular pruning aids in maintaining their optimal health. The most common challenges faced are root rot and leaf spot disease, usually caused by overwatering and poor air circulation. Seasonally, they demand extra watering during hot summers, whereas much less in cold winters. Spring is ideal for their propagation, either by seeds or cuttings.