Arrowhead Plant- GP002

Grow arrowhead plants in low- or medium-light spots. Rooms with east-facing windows and small windows usually provide plenty of light for this plant. It can also be grown in bright light if it is not exposed to multiple hours of direct sunlight in hot-summer climates. When left in direct sun too long, arrowhead vine develops sunburn, which appears as bleached areas on the leaves. Water arrowhead vine when the soil feels dry. It grows best in moist soil but languishes in soil that is soggy. This plant generally does not need fertilizer but if growth slows significantly in spring or summer, provide a dose of houseplant fertilizer per label directions.

Arrowhead Plants, Syngonium, or Nepthytis, whichever name you choose, make excellent indoor plants. Originally grown as a solid green plant, Arrowhead Houseplants, close relatives of the Philodendron, now have leaves that are almost white, green & white, and various shades of pink or burgundy. No matter the color, the leaf of any arrowhead variety will always have an arrow shape. Untrimmed they make great hanging plants.