He knows exactly
What he likes.
Of course we'll tell you.
Location
Richard prefers a bright to semi-shady location, without drafts and direct sunlight.
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medium light
Nurture
Add enough water so that the soil is slightly moist but the roots are not in water. With monthly fertilization, you promote the healthy and attractive development of the plant. Richard has air-purifying properties and is therefore ideal for your bedroom or office. If the vines get too long, you can simply cut them into shape with scissors.
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0.5dl every 2 weeks
Temperature
Around 20 °C is ideal for Richard. He does not like it colder than 15 °C.
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According to a NASA investigation, Richard's stomata absorb pollutants from the air and dissolve them easily.
Symbolism, colors & shapes
Theis known as a lucky plant that is said to bring wealth and luck to its owner. So we can buy this plant for anyone who could really use a small windfall.
Scindapsus (also known by the outdated botanical name Epipremnum pinatum) has heart-shaped, silky leaves with silver, light green, yellow, or white spots or a flamed pattern. The leaves are on long shoots that can climb or droop, making the plant versatile. Scindapsus also gets bonus points for its air-purifying properties in the house. According to a NASA investigation, the stomata absorb pollutants from the air and dissolve them easily.
Origin
The silver vine belongs to the Arum family (Araceae) and comes from Southeast Asia, Indonesia and the Solomon Islands. In tropical rainforests, it is a rich source of food for lizards and reptiles. The botanical name “Epipremnum” is derived from the Greek words “Epi” for “on” and “Premnon” for “trunk”, as the plant often grows and thrives on the branches of trees.
