Chosen for its lush foliage and love of gentle, humid conditions. It tends to look its best with a bit of extra humidity and steady, gentle care.
Keep the compost lightly and evenly moist rather than letting it swing between very wet and very dry. These plants often prefer softer water; if your tap water is hard, filtered or rainwater can help reduce leaf-edge browning.
A lovely option if you enjoy a slightly more attentive, ‘plant-person’ routine.
Rewards consistency and attention with healthier, more attractive growth. Can put on noticeable growth once settled in the right spot. Generally regarded as non-toxic to cats and dogs.
