Description
‘White Butterfly’ arrowhead plant brings a fresh, light look indoors with pale green to creamy-white leaf centers framed by deeper green edges. Its arrow-shaped leaves become increasingly striking as the plant grows, and older stems may begin to trail or climb.
Growing ‘White Butterfly’ Arrowhead Plant
Give it bright, indirect light or a gently lit room away from harsh afternoon sun. Plant in a loose, well-draining houseplant mix and water when the upper portion of the soil feels dry. Empty any water left in the saucer, and avoid keeping the roots constantly wet. Feed lightly during spring and summer and repot when roots begin crowding the container. Stem cuttings can be rooted to make new plants.
Size: Commonly about 18–24 inches tall and wide as a compact houseplant, with longer stems possible as it matures. Alabama tip: Protect from cold drafts and keep out of reach of pets and children who might chew the leaves.
