What Makes it Unique?

• An excellent air purifier that helps remove toxins easily from the atmosphere.
• Variegated heart-shaped green leaves and thick evergreen foliage.
• A low-maintenance plant with attractive textured and patterned foliage.
• Used popularly as an ornamental plant for beautifying the indoor surroundings.

How to Care?

• It is recommended to keep your Syngonium Podophyllum in low-to-medium sunlight.
• Always keep them directly under the harsh sun rays as they will burn the leaves.
• Re-pot the plant only when you see a stunted growth or the plant outgrows the current pot.
• If you see the Syngonium Podophyllum plant drooping the leaves, it is time to check the watering frequency.
• Make sure you are not providing them with too much water as they do not prefer being wet feet.
• Always remember to use fertile soil for planting your Goosefoot plant to help the water reach the entire plant quickly.
• Also, pick a pot with proper drainage space to easily release excess water outside the plant.
• Keep removing the dead and damaged parts of the plant to allow easy growth of new shoots in the plant.
• Fix the watering schedule if your Syngonium Podophyllum starts drooping the leaves, as it can be possible due to overwatering and underwatering.
• Cut off the dead and damaged leaves from the plant and fix the watering schedule to allow new growth of leaves.
• In case of overwatering, let the soil dry out completely before your next watering schedule to prevent root rotting.
• The ideal frequency to fertilize your Syngonium Podophyllum is every 2 weeks during the main growing seasons.
• Also, avoid feeding them fertilizer during the winter as the growth rate slows down during winters.