
Origin
South America
Light
Dappled shade
Watering
Twice a week
Care
Expert
Flowering
Foliage
Arrowhead leaves that change shape with age: the Syngonium transforms before your eyes.

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.
Central America
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Weekly
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Young, the Syngonium bears simple arrowhead leaves. As it ages and climbs, its leaves divide into three then five lobes: two plants in one.
Left in a low pot, it stays bushy and compact. On a moss pole, it reveals its true nature as a forest vine.
"The adult Syngonium looks nothing like the child Syngonium."
Pinch to Bush Out
Regularly cutting the climbing stems keeps a compact shape.
Pole for Metamorphosis
A moss support triggers the production of adult lobed leaves.
Irritating Sap
Wear gloves when pruning: the sap causes itching.
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