Amydrium medium - this climbing aroid has beautifully textured foliage. Young leaves are mostly entire with a few fenestrations and lobes, becoming more divided as they age. Slow to propagate.
Once weekly. Allow potting mix to dry out before watering. Soil about 3,5cm down should be dry to touch. Water more frequently during warmer months and fertilise during growth season. Generally, the plant will droop to show that it needs more water. Do not overwater or keep the soil wet for too long, as this will encourage root rot. If leaves are yellowing due to overwatering, skip a week or two of watering.
Medium light but can tolerate low light. Avoid too much direct sun. Dappled sunlight is ideal. Can withstand 3 hours of direct sunlight.
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