Nephthytis Pink Neon, Syngonium podophyllum 'Neon Robusta'

Named for its resemblance to a protective talisman associated with the Egyptian Nepthytis, the goddess of death and protection, this plant is toxic (due to calcium oxalates) but have some history as a medicinal plant, treating skin injuries or disorders (for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties).

How to Care for Nephthytis Pink Neon?

Though many people water thin-leafed plants frequently for fear that they will dry out, the real issue isn’t the delicate nature of their leaves but that of their roots, which are prone to root rot. These plants need the space and time between watering periods to cool down.