Seepweeds encompasses halophytic (salt-tolerant) plants often found in saline environments. Basic care needs involve full sun exposure, well-drained, sandy soil with a tolerance for salinity, and moderate watering, ensuring soil dryness between watering sessions. Common challenges include managing soil salinity levels and avoiding overwatering, which can lead to root rot. Pests are generally uncommon due to their harsh native habitats. Seasonally, seepweeds requires little adjustment, though in colder climates, winter protection may be necessary. Regular pruning isn't required, but it can help maintain a desirable shape.