This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A striking variegated form of Syngonium chiapense, known for its larger, thicker leaves and climbing growth habit. This plant is showing exceptionally high variegation, including creamy white sectoral patterns, half-moon coloring, and nearly all-white leaves.
Unlike many of the more common arrowhead-type Syngoniums, S. chiapense develops broader, more substantial foliage as it matures and makes an impressive climbing plant.
Rooted and established with multiple leaves and active growth.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
Please note: This is a very high-variegation plant. White portions contain little to no chlorophyll and may naturally brown over time. Future variegation can also vary from leaf to leaf.
This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A striking variegated form of Syngonium chiapense, known for its larger, thicker leaves and climbing growth habit. This plant is showing exceptionally high variegation, including creamy white sectoral patterns, half-moon coloring, and nearly all-white leaves.
Unlike many of the more common arrowhead-type Syngoniums, S. chiapense develops broader, more substantial foliage as it matures and makes an impressive climbing plant.
Rooted and established with multiple leaves and active growth.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
Please note: This is a very high-variegation plant. White portions contain little to no chlorophyll and may naturally brown over time. Future variegation can also vary from leaf to leaf.
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