Syngonium Plant

Pro Hints

• Allow these indoor vines to grow long and use them as hanging plants as they develop.
• If you prefer a full, compact plant, trim the foliage back to keep its shape.
• Because these indoor vines establish roots quickly, propagate the cuttings in water. Please keep in mind that some plants are patented and that propagation is not permitted! Before propagating any houseplant, check the patent status.

The most fantastic feature of this versatile houseplant is that it can be trained to grow in any direction you like! Try growing them on a stake, trellis, or even a wall! 
Their tendrils will stick to surfaces, but you must tie older plants to their supports to let new growth adhere to the stake. Smaller, younger plants will find their support because that is what they do!
Light
Although these plants are incredibly light tolerant, if kept in medium to bright indirect light, they will develop quicker and retain their beautiful coloration and markings. 

Water
Allow these indoor plants to partially dry out between waterings.  If this occurs, moisten the soil and allow the plant to rehydrate. 
The leaves will turn yellow or brown if the soil is wet for a lengthy period.
Temperature
Arrow of Temperature Most houseplants will grow in temperatures ranging from 60 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. They do not like it when the temperature drops below 50°F. During the winter, keep them away from drafts and entrances.
Humidity
 Average household humidity of 40-50 percent is sufficient for many indoor plants, however, most houseplants benefit from humidity levels above 60 percent if available.
Fertilizer
During the growing season, arrowhead vines should be fertilized twice a month with 12-strength full liquid fertilizer.