Light: Requires bright indirect light.
Watering: Water when the top 50%-75% of soil is dry. Water the soil underneath the leaves - avoid getting the leaves wet. Don’t worry if you forget once in a while—it will occasionally tolerate a missed watering.
Temperature: Average home temperatures.
Humidity: Prefers a slightly more humid environment. If the humidity is too low the leaves will start to brown.
Toxicity: Toxic to pets
Trouble Shooting
Drooping yellow leaves: suggest too much water.
Fading leaves: indicates improper lighting. If it is placed in a lower light environment, the stripes will fade over time.
Pruning back the long vines encourages branching and increases the fullness of the plant. To do this, simply clip off at a joint or at the tender new growth at the end of the stem.