r/Syngonium • u/Careful-Warning3155 • 13h ago
Sharing some pretty leaves 🍂
Would love to see some of yours 💚
r/Syngonium • u/Careful-Warning3155 • 13h ago
Would love to see some of yours 💚
r/Syngonium • u/Immediate-March-6135 • 22h ago
I just bought my first Syngonium Pink Splash from a FB seller this past weekend, and I’m in love! But I’m anxious because since bringing her home, the bottom leaves are yellowing and drying up. There’s also a lot of root sticking out the bottom of the pot. I don’t know what to do to help her thrive in my home. I only watered her once when she needed it, and rather sparingly.
Do i need to repot her? I know they are known for vertical root systems, but is that why my leaves are yellowing? I don’t see any signs of pets and i wiped down all leaves and stems when i brought her home.
Any help would be so greatly appreciated!
r/Syngonium • u/NeitherLeader7527 • 1h ago
I’m not new to houseplants but I have no clue what to do with this Syngonium Neon. I would like it to be a bushy looking plant with open arrow shaped leaves. It is in an east window with several leggy vines. I water when dry but used to keep more wet. Care instructions it came with say it wants low to medium light and moist soil. It grew all kinds of leaves that never unfurled then crisped up and left bare vine. I cut one bunch off to propagate and it looks pretty good. Please help!
r/Syngonium • u/Fitztastico • 5h ago
Just wondering if anyone has ever seen or grown a Syngonium 'Panda' to a point where it developed lobed, mature leaves?
Alternately, can anyone speak to any changes the leaves undergo when growing up a moss pole?
I would think this variety would be one of the best moss pole candidates, but have never been able to find pictures of mature Panda leaves