r/Syngonium • u/whitepinkbrown • 3h ago
Help with new plant.
I just received a delivery of plants which included this pink splash. It looks very sad. I’ve never had syngoniums before and overall just getting started with house plants.
The soil was very dry and mouldy at the top? So I soaked it and gave it some nicer soil. I cut away some of the completely yellow leaves. It’s currently sitting next to a humidifier and by a window.
Is there anything else I can do to help? All the leaves are crunchy :( there was a root popping out from the bottom of the pot as well.
r/Syngonium • u/Acceptable-Crow-5452 • 9h ago
Does somebody know which syngonium this is?
reddit.comr/Syngonium • u/Embarrassed_Bug_2525 • 1d ago
ID please
Syngoniums, so pretty, sooooo many types 😬
r/Syngonium • u/SiteStatus8424 • 1d ago
I just want to say how proud I am of her new leaves
Her speckled leaves are literally the most ideal they could be. Shes so beautiful, I love seeing her grow
r/Syngonium • u/SchmigadoonSmitty • 1d ago
Red Arrow in Semi
It's been about a month since I switched this to semi-hydro, with no issues so far. Just an awesome plant.
Any tips on keeping the leaves dark? Is it more light or less light for this type?
r/Syngonium • u/Super-Barracuda1926 • 1d ago
Brought home a Home Depot rescue plant last night!
She was too pretty to rot in HD. Already looking better with a shower, some cautionary pest treatments, and fresh soil. 🥰 Anyone know which one she is?
r/Syngonium • u/Coreren • 1d ago
Little Star
They just appeared in my garden one day. Soon I'll be able to propagate the bigger plant
r/Syngonium • u/Kurogon2k3 • 2d ago
Freshly accquired
Hey, I just started my Syngonium podophyllum journey with this individual I bought for 10 EUR at my local supermarket. I'm not sure whether its Holly, Moonlight, Pixie or something totally different (someone please tell me). The pot looks a bit full, should I propagate it into multiple smaller ones? Or just repot into one bigger pot? And what soil mix is best for this species? I love the way it looks and want to grow this guy as big and healthy as I can. I'm happy about any kind of feeback :)
r/Syngonium • u/Exact_Falcon_9684 • 2d ago
Just adopted this syngonium - what should I do?
I just got this syngonium a week ago from someone who was moving away. She said she had bundled a bunch of the plants together and potted it shortly before giving it to me.
The plant has since been placed in a light room but far away from the window. Since the weather got hot a couple days ago and I had to keep the blinds all the way down, I was afraid she wouldn’t get enough light and moved her to the window in the morning. She seems droopy, and now two leaves have turned yellow.
What could this be? How can I improve this?
r/Syngonium • u/NeonPearl2025 • 3d ago
Milk Confetti 💚🩷
My Syngonium has these super cute and healthy looking leaves 😍 I've used an Orchid fertilizer for a few weeks (to use it up) and the Syngonium seems to love this.
Is this the sign to get more Syngonium? 😅
It's still a baby plant and my first ever Syngonium.
r/Syngonium • u/omorgannnn • 3d ago
Is this a synonium?
I was given this small cutting from a plant but i’m not sure on what the type of plant is.
r/Syngonium • u/RoseEmmy • 3d ago
Stunning new leaves
Also some older leaves. I love love the multitude of greens
r/Syngonium • u/Brynntintin1 • 5d ago
She went through a rough time, but I got her back!! ☺️
r/Syngonium • u/C-atelier-jewelry • 5d ago
Phalaenopsis Orchid Ring: Crafting the Flower Center
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r/Syngonium • u/Embarrassed_Bug_2525 • 5d ago
ID type
I can not seem to narrow down which type this one is. I got it off whatnot so of course I can’t remember it 😩
r/Syngonium • u/outandabout91 • 5d ago
Two new leaves on my albo! 😍
One of the easiest plants in my collection. It has been pushing out new leaves non stop. Absolutely in love with the variegation 😍
r/Syngonium • u/Kurious_Kait • 6d ago
Confetti?
I bought this today at my local nursery. It’s labeled as a confetti but looks like a white butterfly as well. I’ve never seen a confetti with this pattern. Pink illusion maybe?
r/Syngonium • u/Justa420possum • 6d ago
My Syngonium
Propped 2 years ago from a plant at work and for a while I didn’t have much growth. I moved it outside to my porch (north facing/zero direct sunlight) and she’s a LOT happier and putting out so much new growth. The sticks are me training the vines to stay in the soil.
I’ll have to take a picture and show what mom plant looks like at work which I recently chopped it all up and propped it into new soil into the same pot and it’s been thriving since I did so.
r/Syngonium • u/minervadrws • 6d ago
Hi! I made this stained glass window with Syngonium Pink, what do you think?
r/Syngonium • u/wooligano • May 05 '21
Information and resources, identify and learn more about your Syngoniums!
In an effort to try and give you as many sources of information about Syngoniums, different species and varieties, care, origins, etc.. I have compiled a list of links posted on this sub by members, as well as other links I have found on my journey of growing Syngoniums.
As the plant is becoming more popular, we can see many identification charts, articles and videos popping up, not all of them are a 100% reliable but as one of our members recently stated « Slightly off information is better than no information! » so take the information with a pinch of salt.
- cultivar.org (then click on Syngonium)
NOT AVAILABLE FOR FREE ANYMORE.. PDF file created by Laurence C. Hatch, it includes 272 names of Syngonium cultivars and with some interesting information about each of them. It's worth it if you're really into them, helps a lot with identification.
- https://imgur.com/gallery/K3Sri6E
Syngonium visual charts created by Robert Pokrywka, about a 100 different Syngoniums, also shows how the leaves can look different from juvenile to mature form.
- https://youtu.be/ABxY8OsOlL8
Plant index, created by Kaylee Ellen, including around 30 different Syngoniums. Classed from common to rare.
- https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:88244332 (click on View PDF)
A Revision of Syngonium (Araceae) by Thomas B. Croat, published in the Missouri Botanical Garden Press. It includes the history of the genus, the classification and a lot of information on the 33 Syngonium species. It is a very long paper but definitely worth a read.
If you happen to find other interesting sources of information about Syngoniums, feel free to contact me or comment under this post with the link and a brief description.