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Syngonium is a beautiful, adaptable houseplant that requires little maintenance. Its colorful foliage will enhance the appearance of your home and have the power to purify the air you breathe.
A gorgeous plant with pink and green hue leaves with pinkish veins, suitable for indoor and office decor
Air purifier plant (Dr. Wolverton's list of air purifiers). Easy to cultivate and maintain the ideal plant for feng shui
Loves humidity; water once every two days in the summer and once every five to seven days in the winter. Dappled or filtered light. Light and Position - It can be cultivated indoors or outside beneath a green net, although it's preferable to keep it inside to preserve a pinkish appearance. They are ideal plants for bathrooms and kitchens as well because they enjoy humidity and require dappled sunshine. a mixture of sandy loam, sphagnum moss, and forest humus. Alternatively 1/2 garden soil, 1/4 Coco Coir & 1/4 perlite.
In a white self-watering pot, grow a plant. Capillary action is an efficient self-watering method, and the large pot makes it simple to fill.
Plants are crucial for several reasons:
Key Features
NASA suggested a plant for air purification.
Best for air-conditioned rooms, desks, etc.
The best houseplant for low light situations.
low-upkeep plant
attractive plant with foliage.
Keep in bright, indirect sunshine, which includes both partial and full shadow.
Once a week or avoid tilling if the soil is wet. Use rainwater, filtered water, distilled or bottled water.
Require very little time or effort to look after them.
Plant growth is affected by light, temperature, humidity, water, nutrition, and soil.
If your plant is completely indoors, you should only expose it to direct sunlight for 3-4 hours once a week.
Once every two weeks, we should weed the plant's soil with a light weeding.
Feed the plants a dilute solution of liquid fertiliser once every two months to keep them in the soil, depending on the present circumstances.