Syngonium Pixie – Arrowhead plant

Syngonium Pixie is a very beautiful andeasy-care plant that has gorgeous leaves. It looks luxurious and expensive but is surprisingly cheap for sucha wonderful looking plant.

Arainforest regular,Syngonium Pixie are anative of the Americasand it really brings a touch of the exotic! Brighten up dreary days by looking at your Syngonium Pixie and imagining hot, moist heat and birds screeching, let yourself be carried away to the jungle!

These plants arent hard to look after, they will thrive in the shade which makes them ideal if you have no experience of looking after houseplants. It also means they arent hard to situate in your home, they will love any corner of any room really, in the sun or in the shade.

The Syngonium Pixie would make a great houseplant gift for friends or family – surprise them with rainforest style!

If you are giving theSyngonium Pixie as a gift, make sure you include your message at the basket stage. Well deliver the houseplant along with a free, handwritten card – and well leave out the paperwork with the price on!

Happy Houseplants is the place to buy houseplants – whether its large indoor plants (UK), mini houseplants or succulents for sale. We have the plants and the knowledge and we really enjoy sharing our passion for houseplants with you, our customers.

Syngonium White Butterfly care level

This plant is easy to care for, great for beginners.

Where should I put this plant?

likes a shady corner, it will also enjoy a sunny spot, so its not a fussy plant.

How should I water this plant?

Water when the top two inches of soil are dry, make sure you dont overwater this plant.

Should I feed this plant?

Feed once a month in spring and summer with liquid plant food. Why not try our own vegan, organic plant food?

Is this plant suitable if I have pets?

This plant is toxic to cats and dogs.

What size is this plant?

W12cm x 20cm

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