4" Syngonium Milk Confetti

$14.99

Care

Medium indirect light

Allow soil to dry almost completely

Syngonium Milk Confetti is a beautiful and lively indoor plant. With its white leaves with vibrantly speckled pink variegation, it is sure to add a touch of liveliness to any space. This variegated investment is sure to last, needing only minimal care to keep it looking its best.

Syngonium Milk Confetti care:

This plant prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow your plant to dry out almost completely, taking care to not allow it to sit in excess water. Provide your new plant with plenty of bright indirect to keep its foliage vibrant and colorful.

Additional information:

Syngonium, also referred to as "Arrowhead Plant", are a type of aroid native to many different countries in Latin America and several states in the US. Syngonium can be found growing in its natural habitat in Malaysia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Brazil, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.

In the wild, Syngonium have a variety of growth habits. They can climb or spread as ground cover. If they are allowed to climb, Syngonium leaves will become much larger and have pronounced lobes.

Syngonium can grow in low indirect light but prefer medium to bright indirect light. If grown in low light conditions their growth will slow.

They tend to be easy to care for and make a great addition to any houseplant collection.

1st order! Adorable!!

1 of 2 plants ordered. This was my first ever online plant order, although I have an evergrowing collection. I was a little nervous seeing some poor reviews but I took the chance so here's a quick review of my experience. Emails are minimal after subscribing and I really appreciate that. Ordered on Saturday night, shipped Monday and arrived Thursday. It's humid here right now and tbh the box stunk. Plants looked great through the end of cardboard tube. Opened them up and smelled even worse. Decent amount of algae on top and the alocasia was wobbly so I immediately panicked. But I should wait to investigate further. But...the foliage looks pretty good...so I'm going in!! I was certain the alocasia got sick in transit and was a goner. I was pleasantly surprised, no pests, roots looked good. I removed syngonium from pot and I blasted both those suckers roots with my sink sprayer. Maybe don't do this right away...I'm brutal with my plants. I don't believe a single root was lost. Roots are super healthy and long. Repotted in 50/50 Perfect Plants succulent mix and perlite. I'm so freaking happy!!!! They are both just the cutest plants, and healthy. No clue what the smell was, maybe fertilizer and the damp cardboard together were a little extra funky. I will definitely be placing another order!!