Watering: Water when the top 2 inches of soil dries out or moisture meter reads 4 or less. This plant enjoys being consistently moist without drying out completely. Avoid over watering as this can cause leaves to become soggy and root rot can set in and kill the plant.

Lighting: Bright indirect sunlight. Direct sun will burn the leaves.

Soil: Standard well-draining potting mix that can still retain moisture

Temperature: Between 65-85 degrees is necessary to keep this plant alive. 50% humidity or higher will keep this plant surviving but 60%-70% humidity is ideal to keep it thriving.

Extra Tips: This plant is a climber, provided it with a trellis or moss pole. Since this plant is a climber it may need to be pruned so it does not outgrow your space. When pruning you can propagate any stem pieces with a node that you cut off. It is normal for older leaves at the base of the plant to turn yellow and drop off, if this is happening with the leaves at the top it is a sign of over or under watering. When repotting use a container that is 2-3 inches deeper and wider with a drainage hole

Pet Toxicity:  This plant is considered toxic to pets. Keep away from curious pet.