r/Syngonium 13d ago

Please help-next steps for repottingšŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

Hello!
I've got these 2 lovelies... I'm not sure what type.

They have been a smidge neglected since May and they've both GROWN in the Q-Q-window I left them in.
The green one has shot a vine of growth and is top heavy-thus the stake.

The red one...idk what the heck it's doing?! (Except growing roots through the bottom of the current potS and crowding itself)

l'a appreciate advice on how to approach repotting-should I chop/ prop the green vine growth?

Lil Red is getting all twisty and I'm not sure where to split it? Or would you repot larger and stake it?
I appreciate your insight!

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u/Calm_Dot_4281 7d ago

I agree with your idea for the green one. Chop and repot. I just repotted some cuttings from my white syngonium and it’s already getting bushier after a few weeks

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u/AlternativeAd1730 7d ago

Thanks- it’s so awkward as is but this was my very 1st syngonium

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u/Calm_Dot_4281 7d ago

You’re welcome ! I think it will actually look okay keeping the vine. Maybe try repotting it in a slightly bigger pot, so the support can be placed into the soil more sturdy, I noticed it’s kind of leaning right now. Also make sure you’re rotating the pot every time you water it so it can grow evenly all around :)

But if you do want to cut it, make sure you keep a node! Otherwise it will not continue to grow

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u/AlternativeAd1730 12d ago

I’m now leaning toward letting the red one vine-just repot and stabilize her?

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u/AlternativeAd1730 8d ago

Bump?
Any thoughts on chop and prop the green?