Devils Ivy - long 15cm diameter

Hanging, climbing - Devil’s Ivy, also known as Scindapsus, can grow in all directions. This houseplant stands out thanks to its heart-shaped satiny leaves with silver, pale green, yellow or whitish spots, or a flame pattern. it’s also a reliable companion: if looked after well, this domestic wonder can grow very old and remain beautiful. The plant also gives something back in return for your loving care: according to the NASA Clean Air Study, Devil’s Ivy is one of the plants that helps improve the air quality in your home.

Care:
Devil’s Ivy enjoys a light spot, but preferably not in direct sunlight or a draught.
The paler the leaves, the more light the plant needs.
The soil can be moderately damp, but do not have the roots standing in water if possible.
Some plant food once a month will maintain Devil’s Ivy’s growth.
The plant loves to be misted with a plant spray.
If the tendrils grow too long, they can simply be cut back.
Devil’s Ivy is a member of the Araceae family and grows in south-east Asia, Indonesia and on the Solomon Islands. In tropical rainforests it prefers to climb up trees.