Scindapsus in Rattan Lantern

€24,95

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The rattan lantern is a versatile and stylish accessory that fits into any interior. Made of natural material, it adds a warm and cozy atmosphere to any room. Placing a Scindapsus in a rattan lantern creates a natural and stylish accent that blends harmoniously with various interior styles, from modern to rustic.

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Mate: Large (L) |↑35 Ø19

Large (L) |↑35 Ø19

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Scindapsus in Rattan Lantern

Large (L) |↑35 Ø19

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Care

Water

This plant likes a little moisture, but don't overdo it with watering. Let the top layer of soil dry out a little between waterings. In winter, the plant needs less water. Make sure that no water remains in the pot to prevent root rot.

Place and light

The Scindapsus can handle a variety of light conditions, but thrives best in bright, indirect light. Too much direct sunlight can damage the leaves, while a lack of light can stunt growth and cause the leaves to bleach.

Temperature

The ideal temperature for the Scindapsus is between 18°C and 25°C

Additional care tips

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you prune a Scindapsus?

Yes, to keep your Scindapsus full and bushy, you can prune the tendrils occasionally. This promotes growth and helps the plant maintain a nice shape. Always use sharp, clean scissors to prevent diseases.

Why Do Leaves Curl?

When the leaves curl, your scindapsus is crying out for water. water your scindapsus. Let the top layer of soil dry out a little between waterings.

Can my Scindapsus tolerate cold?

The ideal temperature for the Scindapsus is between 18°C and 25°C. Below 15°C it is too cold.