Identifying a Mystery Plant with Arrowhead-Shaped Leaves

Need a Photo for ID

Your schematic is creative but insufficient. The description—long, skinny green leaves with arrowhead-like nodules pointing backward—suggests several possibilities:

• Syngonium (Arrowhead Vine): Juvenile leaves are arrow-shaped; mature leaves become lobed.
• Philodendron species: Some have similar nodal swellings.
• Epipremnum (Pothos) variants.

What to Send

Email clear photos to wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com:

1. Whole plant in its pot.
2. Close-up of leaf top and underside.
3. Stem and nodal area showing the "arrowheads."
4. Pot and soil surface.

While You Wait

• Stop fertilizing.
• Water only when top inch of soil is dry.
• Provide bright indirect light (no direct sun).
• Do not repot.

Once identified, I'll give specific care to stop the leaf browning and drop.