RedCrocus Arrowhead Neon Pink Syngonium Live Houseplant, Trailing or Climbing Vine, Easy Care Indoor Plant 8" Hanging Basket
RedCrocus Arrowhead Neon Pink Syngonium Live Houseplant, Trailing or Climbing Vine, Easy Care Indoor Plant 8" Hanging Basket
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Syngonium — Arrowhead Neon Pink
Vibrant, blush-pink arrowhead leaves that trail or climb with ease.
Description
Syngonium — Arrowhead Neon Pink is a striking pink selection of Syngonium podophyllum valued for its luminous, neon-blush foliage. Juvenile leaves emerge arrow-shaped in shades of rosy pink with soft green veining; with age and stronger light, leaves become larger and may develop subtle lobing. This versatile aroid can be grown compact and bushy with regular pinching, or allowed to trail from shelves and hanging baskets, or climb a moss pole for larger leaves and richer color. A forgiving, low-maintenance houseplant that thrives in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity.
Plant Details
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Botanical NameSyngonium — Arrowhead Neon Pink (Syngonium podophyllum cultivar)
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Common NameArrowhead Vine; Neon Pink Syngonium; Arrowhead
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Size & Growth
Indoors typically 12–24 in (30–60 cm) tall and wide when kept bushy; vines can trail or climb 3–6 ft (0.9–1.8 m) with support.
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Hardiness ZonesUSDA 10–12 outdoors year-round; commonly grown as an indoor plant in cooler zones.
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Foliage TypeEvergreen, arrowhead-shaped juvenile leaves in neon pink; can develop subtle lobing with maturity and climbing support.
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Bloom TimeRare indoors; occasional, inconspicuous spathes in warm seasons—grown primarily for foliage.
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Growth RateModerate to fast in warm temperatures with bright, indirect light and regular feeding.
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Light RequirementsBright, indirect light preferred; tolerates medium light. Avoid harsh direct sun. More light preserves vibrant pink color.
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Attracts PollinatorsNot typically—flowers are infrequent and not showy; grown primarily indoors for foliage.
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Indoor FriendlyExcellent houseplant that adapts to typical indoor conditions and moderate humidity.
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Container FriendlyThrives in pots with drainage; suitable for hanging baskets or staked containers with a moss pole.
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Deer ResistantGenerally unpalatable to deer; most often grown indoors where browsing is not an issue.
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Pet WarningToxic if chewed (calcium oxalate). Keep away from pets and children; may cause irritation of mouth and GI upset.
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FragrantNo fragrance; valued for foliage color and form.
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Cut FlowerNot a cut-flower plant; juvenile stems may be used as foliage accents in small arrangements.
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Grows Well WithGrows Well With Pothos (Epipremnum), Philodendron (heartleaf, ‘Brasil’), Monstera adansonii, Aglaonema, Peperomia, and humidity-loving ferns.
Color note: Pink intensity is strongest in bright, indirect light; low light may deepen green tones.
Care Tips
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Planting InstructionsChoose a pot with drainage 1–2 in (2.5–5 cm) wider than the current root ball. Set the crown at the same depth as the nursery pot. For climbing growth, insert a moss pole at planting time.
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Soil MoistureWater when the top 1–2 in (2.5–5 cm) of mix feels dry. Keep evenly moist but never soggy; reduce frequency in winter.
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Soil TypeAiry, well-draining aroid mix: 40% high-quality peat or coco + 30% perlite/pumice + 20% fine orchid bark + 10% compost or worm castings.
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HumidityPrefers 50–70% RH. Tolerates average home humidity; benefits from pebble trays or grouping with other plants.
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Pruning InstructionsPinch or tip-prune to encourage a fuller habit. Trim long vines as desired; propagate from 2–3 node cuttings in water or moist mix.
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Winter CareKeep above 60°F (16°C); protect from drafts. Reduce watering and hold fertilizer. Provide brightest possible indirect light.
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Planting DepthSet at original soil line. For cuttings, bury one node and keep one node/leaf above the surface for best rooting.
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FertilizationFeed every 4–6 weeks in spring–summer with a balanced, dilute (¼–½ strength) liquid fertilizer or apply a gentle slow-release at repotting.
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Special CareRotate monthly for even growth; wipe leaves to remove dust; provide a pole to size up leaves; monitor for spider mites/mealybugs and treat promptly.
Tip: If new leaves emerge more green than pink, increase bright, indirect light and avoid overfertilizing.
