Puschkinia are low-maintenance, bulbous perennials suited to temperate climates. They thrive in partial shade to full sun, requiring well-draining soil and moderate moisture, with less water needed once bloomed. Common challenges include bulb rot from overwatering and susceptibility to slugs. Seasonally, they burst into spring flowers, becoming dormant in summer. During autumn, they benefit from mulching, while in winter, they lie dormant, needing protection from excess wetness.