Pink Arrowhead Syngonium

Pink Arrowhead has an overall blush-to-pink canopy with green accents. The arrow-shaped leaves can vary in tone as new foliage develops. [1]

Syngonium belongs to Araceae and grows as a leafy vine. [2]

Place the plant near useful indirect daylight, with its leaves protected from hot direct sun. As stems extend, provide a pole or let them trail where watering remains easy. [3]

Use a standard houseplant potting mix and maintain gentle moisture around the roots. [3]

Use a pot with drainage holes. [6]

Aim for a warm, steady room. UF gives 65-80°F (18-27°C) for indoor Syngonium, with moderate humidity helping foliage quality. Keep the pot away from cold drafts. [2]

Feed during active growth at the product label rate; pause when growth slows. [7]

Shorten overlong stems to keep a compact outline, or train extending growth onto a support. Wipe dust away gently so the leaf surfaces remain clear. [2]

When daylight and growth decline, watering usually becomes less frequent. Continue checking the mix and keep the rootball from drying out completely. [2]

Pink Arrowhead’s broad blush coloration differs from the scattered pink markings described for Pink Splash. Choose between their foliage patterns while checking each pot’s moisture individually. [1]