Syngonium Noak Plant

Syngonium podophyllum Emerald Green

Family

Araceae

Origin

Tropical Central and South America

Description

Syngonium podophyllum (nephthytis) or the Goosefoot Plant is a simple but elegant and versatile houseplant. It can be grown easily as a compact bushy looking plant, or you can accept its creeping, climbing nature and grow it tall up a moss stick. It also plays well if you want to grow several different types of house plants together in a large container. Arrowhead leaf color varieties vary from dark green to highly variegated dark and light green, but the leaf of each arrowhead variety will always have that interesting arrow shape. You can keep the arrowhead plant pruned so it only has juvenile leaves, or you can allow it to mature and climb up a trellis or support sticks.

Syngonium 'Noak' is a great trailing houseplant perfect for hanging baskets. Noak has deep arrow-shaped green leaves with light green to cream veins.

Watering

Keep the potting mix moist in summer, allowing the surface to dry out before watering again. Water less often in winter, letting the top half of the potting mix dry out.

Light

Bright light, but no direct sun. The Mini Pixie plant is a great container plant for shady balcony gardens that don t get much direct sunlight. If you have a southern exposure with bright light, it will do better in an indoor garden. It tolerate low light, but the leaves may lose their variegation. Turn pot regularly for even growth.

Potting Mix

Any good potting mix. Use a container with good drainage.

Fertilizer

Feed every 2 weeks from except in winters with a balanced house plant fertilizer diluted to half the normal strength. In winter, feed monthly.

Landscape Uses

Container & Plant