Although the Arrowhead is tolerant of low light, the plant will really thrive when receiving bright, indirect light. The Arrowhead plant is not suited to receiving direct light as this will scorch its leaves so make sure to position it away from windows.

Water the Arrowhead when the top 1-2 inches of soil becomes dry, make sure to water the plant until water starts running out of the bottom drainage holes. During the winter months the plant won’t need to be watered as frequently.

Average home humidity is fine for the Arrowhead. However, the plant does prefer slightly higher humidity levels so misting every couple of days is recommended.

During the spring and summer, feed the Arrowhead once a month whilst watering the plant. There is no need to feed the plant when its growth rate slows down during the winter months.

Normal home temperatures between 15 - 25°C will be fine for the Arrowhead.

This plant is toxic if consumed so keep away from children and pets.

Arrowhead plants can be easily propagated using stem cuttings, for best results it is recommended that propagation takes place during the spring. When cutting the plant make sure to choose a shoot that already has a couple of leaves and cut just below the nodes. The cutting can then either be rooted into water or into compost. If rooting into water, make sure that the water levels are maintained and the water is clean. After a few weeks new roots should begin to grow and the plant will be ready to be planted into a pot.

The Arrowhead will probably need to be repotted every couple of years, however this depends on its speed of growth and how root bound the plant is. When repotting, the plant can either be separated into smaller plants or the whole plant can be replanted into a larger pot.