Hi everyone, so I fertilized this syngonium with a nitrogen rich fertilizer, and the new leaves are green and lime green in the spots that used to be white. Since I repoted it and placed it in a more illuminated room,will it produce variegated leaves again or is it over?
I only became a plant mom last year, and I never thought I’d be able to achieve such results
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I keep many Syngonium here in the greenhouse. They are extremely particular about who they choose to live with, but they always have something to say.
The Maria likes gossip.
The Butterfly is a very good listener.
The Pink Splash compliments everyone.
The Albo tends to stare at people until they become uncomfortable.
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$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.
Regular vs Mature leaves on Syngonium plant at my uni. 😃
As it matures, it makes these beautiful compound leaves. Had to share it.
Bought those two in different stores, hard to see in the picture but the top one has a more intense pink. I am pretty sure they are different varieties but maybe im wrong. Thanks for your help!
Can anyone give me a list of syngoniums as rare as the white princess or rarer?
I want to up my collection 😂
Can anyone ID this syngonium please! Thanks :)
My beautiful pink syngonium (pic 1) has turned into this flimsy, bushy small leaf plant (pics 2 & 3). Pink color is almost gone. I tried moving it closer to a window to improve light conditions. I placed a moss pole to “encourage larger growth”, but none of these seem to be doing anything… I’m desperate and in need of help… any pearls of wisdom are highly appreciated 🙏🏻!!!
I’m not sure if the dots are normal? Thanks in advance!
I just got this, the soil it was in was super dense so I removed it to find this. I’ve removed it before with my Florida ghost but I don’t know if I want to even attempt it with this.
Good afternoon! I just bought this Syngonium from a woman who is moving out of town. I like it, but I prefer the more bushy look some Syngoniums get, and was wondering if you guys have any tips on how to achieve that.
I will be placing her indoors near my brightest window.
I would love general care tips and any advice I could get on taking care of her and helping her thrive!
My 3 months of syngonium showing a massive growth without any specific Care. i need help with half moon leaf last leaf is half moon can chop it and propagate it?
This came in a home depot mother's day planter with a dracaena Florida beauty and parlor palm. When I Google image search it, Bob allusion, gold allusion, cream allusion, and kiwi are at the top of the results, which is exciting because I don't have any of those. It is almost identical to my berry allusion in color and pattern, but with short, stubby little leaves.
I only have my red arrow left now. I bought her three months ago, and she has only put out two leaves. It takes her suuuuper long to unfold her leaves, and she isn’t doing too much. I have had her in my growing cabinet under a growlight with 80% humidity.
The two syngoniums i had prior were also slow. I had those outside the cabinet, under a growlight in my north facing window, and i think they only put out one leaf during the months they lived. They would just up and die after 3-4 months.
I’m very confused to what’s wrong. I have tried growing them both in high humidity, and low. They are the slowest growing plant i have ever owned. I do a bit of a chunky mix for them. With regular soil, pumice and cocohusk chips/bark. I’m used to growing hoyas and coleus. I’m not used to aroids with such thick roots as syngoniums have.
What am i doing wrong? Why are they so slow and fragile? What can i do to make my red arrow thrive?
I got this at Home Depot and I know I need a humidifier (gonna order one ASAP) but to me it seems some of the lower leaves are having a hard time getting light. Unless you guys think something else is the problem? Let me know what you think she needs besides more humidity, she’s my first syngonium
Received these cuttings from a friend 2 weeks ago and I can’t believe the roots is pushing out already! What a champ! How long do you wait before transferring to soil?
Love a nice anthurium. Thought I'd try running this guy up a makeshift cork board. Fast grower by the looks of it. Might be my new favourite syngonium.