This is too cute, a baby Marble Queen! We love the stunning foliage of this wonderful houseplant. Very easy care and happy in almost any light, it makes the ideal easy-care houseplants for beginners and experts. Scindapsus Marble Queen is a natural climber, it can be trained up a moss pole or potted into a hanging basket for a beautiful cascade effect. The glossy heart-shaped leaves are especially pretty with their variegated green and cream patterns. NASA has also named devils ivy as one of the best air-purifying plants so not only does it look great it also works hard removing pollutants from the air. Scindapsus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae. It is native to Southeast Asia, New Guinea, Queensland, and a few western Pacific islands. Its amazingly rich green foliage is a striking feature and it looks luscious and attractive in any room in your home. Imagine it in its natural Central American jungle habitat - it’s an epiphyte, so clings to the branches of other trees rather than living on the ground, which gives it a better chance to reach the rain and the light. You can recreate this habitat at home - we supply a mossy pole for the Scindapsus to climb up or a shelf to grow along. All you need to do then is make sure there is plenty of indirect light plus water when it gets dry and your plant should be very happy. If you decide to give this interesting houseplant as a gift, we can include a free, handwritten card - just specify your message at the basket stage of delivery and we’ll do the rest! We won’t give the game away with paperwork or prices either so it’ll be a wonderful surprise! Scindapsus care Scindapsus is easy to care for, suitable for beginners. How should I water this houseplant? Water when the top few inches of soil feel dry to the touch, soak through and leave until dry again. Be careful to make sure that the plant isn’t left sitting in water as it won’t like that! Should I feed this houseplant? Yes, you can water once a month during spring and summer, try our vegan, organic plant food. Is this plant toxic to pets? Yes, this could cause problems if a pet nibbled it. What size is this houseplant? W8cm x H10cm. If you’d like to see a video we have made about general houseplant care, have a look here. Our plants are supplied in a plastic nursery pot
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