u/ThePlantagonist

Another post today had me thinking the plant I think is a Verrucosum might not be. I researched a little and found information about the undersides of leaves and the petioles. It's the petioles that really have me wondering. Every picture of petiole on a Verrucosum show them to be quite fuzzy and hairy. The petioles on my plant are more bumpy/prickly. But the undersides don't have the solid wine color like the El Choco Red. What do I have?

$5.98 each at HD. Rare find where I live. I'm going to put them together in a pot of LECA just like my other six syngoniums. They really like clay balls.

I took the offset out of the pot and I'm going to give it to someone at work.

This got thrips and I cut every stem just above the soil and actually replaced the soil and added systemic granules. E. Pinnatum 'Sunburst' pothos. Costa Farms discontinued it, so I was determined to revive it.

I bought this Champs-Elysees pothos today at Lowe's.

My Florida Green looks like it has two leaves coming out of the same cataphyll. And oh BTW, this plant hasn't had this petiole color before.