Syngonium wendlandii

Syngonium wendlandiiAn aroid native to parts of South America. This variety often gets confused with Syngonium rayiil, but does not have as dark of leaves. Though, still beautiful in its own way! It can develop lobed leaves if allowed to be trained up a moss pole. Care: These will be happy in a bright filtered light. They will like to go about 1 2" dry on the top of the soil before needing water. This should roughly be every 7 days depending on your home environment.

Regardless if you repot into dry soil still wait for the pearls to pucker before watering

This particular species is super wispy and fun to look at

Orchids will like a bright indirect light (they will not flower in lower light conditions

They like bright indirect light and we recommend watering when first 1-2 inches of soil is dry

These will also not like to dry out all the way between waterings

Australis usually tend do require a bit more water than your average Hoya

As it matures it develops spots of silver on it's foliage

A very interesting cultivar of a classic houseplant

It stands out among classic Hoyas with its long thin leaves with vibrant silver

decursiva tend to produce long vines that will not produce any leaves until the vine can latch on to something

These make for great houseplants given their low maintenance requirements

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