(Listing for Plant Only,Shop Pots and Planters)Novel | Interesting | BeautifulGoldfish plants love to be cared for and have a gorgeous bloom of sunset-color flowers that resemble fish! It’s an excellent addition to a home and makes for a fun talking point.This plant is an epiphyte, which means that it uses trees for support in nature and derives its nutrients from humidity and photosynthesis, not so much from the nutrients in the soil! Keeping this in mind is key to growing it successfully. This plant will vine and cover the surfaces available to it, much like a pothos or a creeping fig (although not as aggressively, and with more trailing than climbing).Lighting:Bright, indirect light for as much of the day as possible. Agrow lightis very helpful for this plant!Water:Allow top 2 inches of potting medium to dry out between waterings. The roots in the soil are more “grabbing” roots and less nutrient or water roots, so really you’re just keeping that part of the plant hydrated. Don’t let the roots sit in water for too long, as this will cause them to rot. Mist the foliage frequently – this is where the plant absorbs most of its water.Soil/Potting:Plant in a well draining medium like moss or bark in a container with a drainage hole and made of slightly porous material like ceramic or sealed concrete. Repot annually or when plant exhibits discoloration without the presence of any mis-watering habits.Fertilize:Monthly with bacterial inoculant recommended for steady growth and to promote richer coloration in the foliage. Although the plant gets most of its energy from photosynthesis, it’s good to give it many avenues for success.Temperature:Room temp (60-85 degrees is ideal), protect from harsh fluctuations in temperature particularly in the winter. Hot temperatures may dry it out, so keep it away from heating vents.Toxicity:Non-toxic for humans and pets.Got plant questions? Get in touch – we’d be glad to help!