Pink, stunted new leaves indicate insufficient light. Arrowhead vines (Syngonium) need bright light—move to a sunnier spot. They also prefer consistently moist soil (naturally grow near swamps), so increase watering.
Never repot a struggling plant. It adds stress and moisture-retentive soil. Return to original pot if possible.
If your hand casts no shadow in the plant's location, it's too dark for any plant to survive.
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