1 / 5Pink Syngonium Plant (Pink Arrowhead) – Live Indoor Air-Purifying Plant
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Brighten your home with the pastel Pink Syngonium! An easy-care, air-purifying Vastu plant delivered safely to your doorstep across India in protective packaging
- Plant height
- 7-8 inches
- Pot size
- 4 inch
- Light
- Medium light
- Water
- Medium water
- Humidity
- 50-70%
- Care level
- Beginner
- Growth rate
- Fast
- Placement
- Indoor
- Suitable location
- Indoor / Balcony / Hanging Basket / Window Sill / Living Room / Bedroom / Office / Plant Shelf
- Pet friendly
- No
- Air purifying
- Yes
Add a splash of natural pastel elegance to your living space or work desk with the Pink Syngonium (Syngonium podophyllum), commonly known as the Pink Arrowhead Plant. Cherished for its spade-shaped leaves washed in gentle shades of dusty rose and blush pink, this tropical evergreen is one of the most rewarding, low-maintenance indoor plants for Indian homes. Beyond its aesthetic charm, the Pink Syngonium is a proven air purifier that actively filters common indoor toxins like formaldehyde, benzene, and toluene, making it as functional as it is beautiful. Key Highlights & Benefits Vibrant Pastel Foliage: Arrowhead-shaped leaves with unique pink variegation that brightens desks, bookshelves, and tabletops. NASA-Backed Air Purifier: Filters volatile airborne pollutants and naturally boosts indoor humidity. Beginner & Low-Light Tolerant: Thrives easily in indoor urban conditions, tolerating occasional missed waterings. Auspicious Vastu & Feng Shui Plant: The five-lobed leaves of mature Syngonium represent the five natural elements (Earth, Fire, Water, Wood, and Metal), attracting positive energy, harmony, and prosperity. Transit-Safe Delivery Guarantee: Specially packed in ventilated, damage-proof eco-cartons to reach your doorstep fresh and intact across India. Complete Care Guide (For Indian Climates) Light: Thrives in medium to bright indirect sunlight. Pro-tip to maintain deep pink foliage: Avoid dark corners (which make the leaves revert to dull green) and harsh direct afternoon sun (which scorches the tender pink leaves). An east- or north-facing windowsill is ideal. Watering: Water thoroughly when the top 1 to 2 inches of soil feel dry to the touch. In peak Indian summers, water 2–3 times a week; in monsoons and winter, reduce watering to once every 5–7 days. Soil & Drainage: Planted in a lightweight, well-draining coco-peat and perlite mix that prevents root rot. Temperature & Humidity: Prefers 18°C to 30°C. While it thrives in normal room conditions, keep it away from direct, cold air blasts from air conditioners. Feed: Feed once a month during spring and summer with a diluted organic balanced liquid fertilizer. What’s Included in Your Box 1 healthy, well-rooted Pink Syngonium plant (height: approx. 6–9 inches) 1 durable 4-inch nursery grow pot with drainage holes LuxeLeaf Transit Plant Care Card with step-by-step unboxing and acclimatization instructions Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 1. How do I keep my Syngonium leaves pink? Keep your plant in a spot that receives plenty of bright indirect light. If kept in deep shade or low light, the plant produces more chlorophyll to survive, causing the pink color to fade to plain green. 2. Where should I place the Pink Syngonium according to Vastu? Placing your Syngonium in the East or Southeast direction of your living room, study room, or office desk invites positive chi, helps reduce stress, and fosters creativity. 3. Is the Pink Syngonium safe for pets? Like most aroids, Syngonium contains calcium oxalate crystals. It is toxic if ingested, so place it on high shelves or desks out of reach of cats and dogs. 4. What if my plant is damaged during transit? At LuxeLeaf Nursery, we guarantee live transit arrival. If your plant arrives stressed or damaged, simply WhatsApp or email us clear photos within 24 hours of delivery for a free, hassle-free replacement.
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