Botanical Name
Syngonium- Arrowhead Holly White
RedCrocus Syngonium Holly White Arrowhead Plant – Live Variegated Houseplant, Easy-Care Indoor Vine to Brighten Home or Office 6"
RedCrocus Syngonium Holly White Arrowhead Plant – Live Variegated Houseplant, Easy-Care Indoor Vine to Brighten Home or Office 6"
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Syngonium- Arrowhead Holly White
A luminous, variegated Arrowhead Plant with crisp white and mint-green marbling. Easy-care, adaptable, and perfect for brightening indoor spaces.
Description
Syngonium- Arrowhead Holly White is a striking variegated selection of the beloved Arrowhead Plant, prized for its creamy-white to mint-green splashes on fresh green leaves. Juvenile foliage emerges in the classic arrowhead shape and can transition to more lobed, mature leaves as the plant climbs or is staked. Compact and forgiving, it thrives in bright, indirect light and brings a clean, modern look to shelves, desks, and plant stands.
Like other Syngoniums, ‘Holly White’ is versatile—grow it full and bushy with regular tip-pinching, allow it to trail from a hanging planter, or guide it up a moss pole for larger, more dramatic leaves. It’s an excellent choice for new plant parents and seasoned collectors alike.
Like other Syngoniums, ‘Holly White’ is versatile—grow it full and bushy with regular tip-pinching, allow it to trail from a hanging planter, or guide it up a moss pole for larger, more dramatic leaves. It’s an excellent choice for new plant parents and seasoned collectors alike.
Suggested Uses
- Modern houseplant focal point
- Shelves, desks, and side tables
- Bright bathrooms and kitchens
- Hanging baskets (trailing)
- Moss pole or trellis (climbing)
- Office and low-maintenance decor
- Container plant for patios (frost-free)
- Airy foliage for mixed indoor displays
Plant Details
Common Name
Syngonium- Arrowhead (Holly White)
Size & Growth
12–36 in tall and 12–24 in wide indoors; trailing/climbing stems 3–6 ft with support.
Hardiness Zones
USDA 10–12 outdoors (frost-free); commonly grown as an indoor plant elsewhere.
Foliage Type
Evergreen, variegated arrowhead leaves; juvenile forms with potential for lobed adult leaves on a support.
Bloom Time
Rare indoors; sporadic in warm, tropical conditions—grown primarily for foliage.
Growth Rate
Moderate to fast in warm, bright-indirect light with consistent moisture and humidity.
Light Requirements
Bright, indirect light; tolerates medium light. Avoid harsh direct sun to protect white variegation from scorch.
Attracts Pollinators
Not notable—flowers seldom indoors and are not grown for pollinators.
Indoor Friendly
Excellent—adaptable, forgiving, and great for homes and offices.
Container Friendly
Yes—thrives in pots with drainage; suitable for hanging planters or staked containers.
Deer Resistant
Generally unbothered when used outdoors in frost-free areas; mostly grown indoors where deer are not a concern.
Pet Warning
Toxic to pets if chewed (calcium oxalate). Keep away from cats and dogs; causes mouth irritation.
Fragrant
No—grown for decorative foliage, not fragrance.
Cut Flower
Not typical; foliage can be used in small arrangements and will last for a short period in water.
Grows Well With
Pothos (Epipremnum), Heartleaf Philodendron, Scindapsus, Aglaonema, Monstera adansonii—similar light and moisture needs.
Note: White variegation contains less chlorophyll—provide brighter (indirect) light than fully green varieties to maintain color without scorch.
Care Tips
Planting Instructions
Use a pot with drainage. Gently loosen roots and set into fresh aroid mix. Stake or add a moss pole if you want larger, mature leaves.
Soil Moisture
Water when the top 1–2 inches of mix are dry. Keep evenly moist but never soggy; empty saucers to prevent root rot.
Soil Type
Well-draining aroid mix: ~40% quality potting soil, 30% perlite/pumice, 20% coco coir/peat, 10% orchid bark for airiness.
Humidity
Prefers 50–70% RH. Average home humidity is fine; boost with a pebble tray or humidifier for best variegation and growth.
Pruning Instructions
Pinch tips to encourage bushiness. Remove yellowed leaves. Cut back leggy vines above a node; use cuttings for propagation.
Winter Care
Reduce watering and hold fertilizer. Keep 60–85°F (16–29°C), away from cold drafts and heat vents; avoid temps below 55°F (13°C).
Planting Depth
Set the root ball level with the soil surface. For cuttings, bury at least one node ~0.5 in (1–1.5 cm) below the mix.
Fertilization
Feed every 4–6 weeks in spring–summer with a balanced, dilute (¼–½ strength) liquid fertilizer. Pause in fall–winter.
Special Care
Rotate monthly for even growth; dust leaves for better photosynthesis. Provide a stake or moss pole if larger leaves are desired. Watch for spider mites and mealybugs.
Safety: Keep out of reach of pets and children. Sap may irritate skin; wash hands after pruning.
