The Pink Splash Plant is a charming houseplant, easily identifiable by its arrow-shaped leaves, with a pointed front end and a broader, lobed stem end. This fast-growing species is native to Brazil, Bolivia, Mexico, Ecuador, and the West Indies, with deep green leaves and a paint-like pink “splash,” hence the name. These spots are known as variegation, meaning some of the plant cells have less chlorophyll, and therefore, the whole leaf is not solid green but rather exhibits a pattern or variation in color.
 
Pot diameter: 14cm 
Cover pot is not included
 
PLANT CARE:
Light: 
Syngoniums can tolerate lower light. However, the Pink Splash variety actually thrives best in medium-to-bright indirect light.
 
Water: 
To keep a Pink Splash happy, the soil should be allowed to completely dry out between watering. When the soil is dry to about an inch deep, it’s time to water again.
Soil: Pink Splash does best in well-draining substrate soil, such as a peat moss-based mix with perlite added, and can live quite well in smaller pots for a long time.
Humidity: Normal.Temperature18im°C-30°C. It’s best not to let it go below 15°C.
 
Toxicity: toxic for humans and animals when ingested