Loving these videos! I’ve watched your home tours 3 million times but I think it would be cool if you could show a picture at the end of where the plant(s) are located in your place because I’m obsessed and love to see your set up. 💜✨
In the Philippines, I grow it full sun and I sometimes forget to water it and worse, it is in a hanging basket but it's near a humid place so it survives. I learned that it loves the sun as long as the main root is in a nice humid protected area it will do well. It's starting to compete with my pothos for space but they sort of help each other by maintaining the humidity.
Wow, so weird! I just literally got back from plant shopping and bought my first syngonium! I knew exactly where to come for a care video! You couldn't have released it at a better time! 🤣
The green one is in my garden (Sydney Australia) its very difficult to get rid of. If you break it off it just grows from the break. I've put it in the compost bin and it has keep growing in there! I have the variegated one in a hanging basket and it has survived despite complete neglect. I'd say only ever keep tin a pot.
I've had my syngonium albo variegatum for a while but it just wasn't doing much . It started from a cutting. Within the last few months its been pushing out some BEAUTIFUL new growth and it has now become one of my favorites in my collection.
This plant is on my wish list, I love the variegation, such a beautiful plant. Loving this series and I'm so excited to see what the next plant is. Thanks Summer.
My Albo is outside year around. When it vines to the ground it reverts to all green and sure does become invasive! I want to try to take some reverted stems & start them back in pots to see if they will return to the beautiful variegated foliage just to satisfy my curiosity. Your video is very interesting. Enjoyed learning they can grow near water in the wild and much more. Thanks!
Watching a houseplant video tour of someone else I was able to name most of the plants - because I learned their names from you :) Also, I was able to identify the plants I had bought that I didn't know the names of. Loving these 365 videos. Many thanks for all the effort you make to produce them.
There was a huge one of these growing in my sophomore geometry class back in high school in the ‘80s, on a file cabinet beside a tinted north-facing window. I always wanted one but only finally got around to buying one (actually three small ones I placed in a hanging pot) about 2 years ago. I have them growing in a bathroom under lots of artificial light, where they seem to be thriving. They have gotten a bit leggy - leaves closer to the base have died off a couple of times when I’ve let the plant dry out too much. They’re much more sensitive to this than Pothos, which tolerates occasionally drying out without much impact. I think the fact they superficially resemble Pothos left me treating them like Pothos, but I’d recommend these never be allowed to dry out. Beautiful variety there on the desk in front of you. Really striking.
I have one just in water (around 10 years now!). I tryed to plant it on earth a couple of times but it seems that she doesn't like that way. I also had another in a big pot that my female dog looove to pee in it, and that made the plant became gorgeus! (Not the same effect when the male dog pee in it).
Wow, just bought one today before I saw your video! Mine is a (very) small "exotic allusion" hybrid (don't hold it against me if the colour is wrong, it's a small plant and hard to tell which way it will really go colour-wise). I also bought my first hoya! A krimson queen, plus a prince of orange philodendron (swoon), a virginia blue fern, a peperomia depressa (that looks joyfully healthy) and a maranta tricolour that is struggling badly and was in the discount bin. In other words, small day at the office and my husband will prob have my head...
I accidentally broke off about a 16-inch piece of stem from mine. I tossed it into one of my aquariums to see what would happen. Within 3 weeks it had new roots and new leaves all along the stem at each node. It is completely submerged and is growing amazingly fast.
In Europe, there are no all-green syngoniums. All we have here are these weird light green marbled ones, which is a shame. The all-green ones are much more hardy.
Here in Orlando Florida there growing in ditches and up trees in the older neighborhoods and parks. If I ever move from here I'd like to bring one with me for a houseplant.
My mom’s been growing an Arrowhead vine in the windowsill of a south/south-west facing window. It’s just a big bush with tiny leaves, so i cleaned it up and moved it further away. I’m hoping that it’ll do better there.
I bought a beautiful pink syngonium yesterday from, believe it or not, our local Trader Joe’s. It’s my first one and it’s in a home with several cats, so it needs to be up and away from them. I want it to keep its beautiful pinkness, so how is the best way to do that? Does it fall under that same variegation rule that it needs more sun to keep the pink variegations? Because don’t syngoniums normally not need a lot of light? Help, lol! I just recently started incorporating plants in to my home and I’m now addicted, but I love your channel, it has helped me learn so much! So thank you! And any advise you have on my pink girl would be great, thanks!
Thanks Summmer for these short videos. They're so nice and I look forward to watching them everyday. 💚 a small correction...I think it's "siN-go-ni-yum" & not "siG-no-ni-yum". I'm nobody to correct you but just said. Also I know that the Latin names of Botanical nomenclature are pronounced in different ways.
I love these short and informative videos! Because these are vining, would they be happier on a pole or as a hanging plant? When is the right time, or some signs to look out for, to add a pole to a young plant.
I have mine in water and it’s alive and healthy but putting out a new leaf every 3 or 4 months. Can you please advise which organic fertilizer would be good for this guy in an aquatic environment ? Thank you!
Hi Summer! I purchased one of these a few months ago, the variegation was absolutely beautiful. However, instead of the variegation being white, it's now turning greenish, but still lots of variegation. Is this something that happens often? Is there a way to revert back to white variegation? I realize that you mentioned that the variegation isn't stable, since the new growth is showing more of bright yellowish green, my best guest is that it may be trying to revert to the green form? Thank you for taking the time to read this!! I find your channel extremely helpful
Thanks for another detailed and well presented video Summer :-) This plant is on my bucket list. Any one know when’re to get one from Melbourne, Australia?
Hi Summer! Those are beautiful Syngoniums! I'd like to find a variegated one like that. I have a small strawberry pink in soil and, possibly, a Maria Allusion in water. When shopping with my daughter yesterday, a girl cut off a start for me, but I don't know the variety. I used to have these, but they get so leggy (hence the one in water). Is this normal, or can that be avoided by giving appropriate light and turning often? I really like these and hope they do well. Thank you for Sharing!
I have kept my syngonium in absolutely east facing window. When Kept indoors the plant yields very small leaves and when it gets a good east sunlight the leaves grow way big!! But the leaves are very thin, your leaves look crisp. Please show where you have kept your bigger vine.
I bought one online today. I’m worried about the delay in deliveries due covid but it’s express post so I hope it’s quick because it’s coming from another state. lol
I don't have this variety, but got a lil one coz it's apparently, easy to grow... now the leaves are turning brown on the edges... still working on my black thumb. Not giving up.
Summer I will be grateful if you can tell me the treatment of leaf rolling in syngonium as my plant leaves are not getting unfurl. I ve chaned the soil and repot it. But no improve ment.
Chim’s Garden Naturelover I feel like it was the one in poway? I went to so many places over the weekend I can't quite remember. It seems like a pretty common plant but you're right it does seem hard to find recently. Maybe also try Armstrong? Sometimes you find the things you want at the least likely of places!
I know fertilizer isn’t one size fits all but is there a fertilizer that one size fits most? Is there a fertilizer I could get that I could dilute to use for all/most? I have 100 house plants, and over 200 patio plants. I live in South Florida. I find most plant information/conditions don’t pertain to us as it is hot as, well, it’s really hot here.
I have a few varieties of this plant but not the variegated. I am shocked by how much money they are being sold for. I hope to meet someone that would share a clipping.
I’ve been watching a few of your 365 day plant care videos and I must say the split screen is a bit of a distraction, especially when you’re mentioning the other plant ... yet we can’t fully see it😐, it would’ve been nice to fully see the other plant as well.
I have a problem with my syngonium. Some leaves (mature and new) get brown-grey spots on center of the leaf, not on the edges. New leaves are growning fine, but it keeps getting these spots... Dont know what to do. Someone?
It's hard to say for sure without seeing the plant but brown/grey spots in the center of your syngonium leaves could mean two things. One could be the nitrogen in your fertilizer is too high or it could be fungal. I would try lowering the nitrogen first. Hope this helps. Good luck!
oml they are selling thse on itsy for 90 bucks, that is insane, would love to have one, but not gonna find one on line, unless you pay an arm and a leg
This is my favorite houseplant I have at the moment- soooo beautiful.
Loving these videos! I’ve watched your home tours 3 million times but I think it would be cool if you could show a picture at the end of where the plant(s) are located in your place because I’m obsessed and love to see your set up. 💜✨
In the Philippines, I grow it full sun and I sometimes forget to water it and worse, it is in a hanging basket but it's near a humid place so it survives.
I learned that it loves the sun as long as the main root is in a nice humid protected area it will do well. It's starting to compete with my pothos for space but they sort of help each other by maintaining the humidity.
Wow, so weird! I just literally got back from plant shopping and bought my first syngonium! I knew exactly where to come for a care video! You couldn't have released it at a better time! 🤣
The green one is in my garden (Sydney Australia) its very difficult to get rid of. If you break it off it just grows from the break. I've put it in the compost bin and it has keep growing in there! I have the variegated one in a hanging basket and it has survived despite complete neglect. I'd say only ever keep tin a pot.
21Cauzzie , hi there i finally found someone from Sydney 😅 i was just wondering will it survive indoor in a low light area? I live in a unit here
what you are doing is just amazing summer, been such an influence, I picked up a bunch of plants over the weekend just because of you!
I like the smile you have for your 4 year Syngonium even it is not as rare as the new one, true plant person 😊💖
I've had my syngonium albo variegatum for a while but it just wasn't doing much . It started from a cutting. Within the last few months its been pushing out some BEAUTIFUL new growth and it has now become one of my favorites in my collection.
OMG! I have been all over the internet and cannot find that plant being sold! Those who had it are sold out. Ugh! Love this plant!
This plant is on my wish list, I love the variegation, such a beautiful plant. Loving this series and I'm so excited to see what the next plant is. Thanks Summer.
My also arrives today and I’m so excited
My Albo is outside year around. When it vines to the ground it reverts to all green and sure does become invasive! I want to try to take some reverted stems & start them back in pots to see if they will return to the beautiful variegated foliage just to satisfy my curiosity. Your video is very interesting. Enjoyed learning they can grow near water in the wild and much more. Thanks!
@Amy L It didn't revert back with any white variegation. It was was interesting & fun so worth the try!
I just bought a pinky version of this plant. It is soooo cute 😁 Thanks for sharing about plant care.
Watching a houseplant video tour of someone else I was able to name most of the plants - because I learned their names from you :) Also, I was able to identify the plants I had bought that I didn't know the names of.
Loving these 365 videos. Many thanks for all the effort you make to produce them.
There was a huge one of these growing in my sophomore geometry class back in high school in the ‘80s, on a file cabinet beside a tinted north-facing window. I always wanted one but only finally got around to buying one (actually three small ones I placed in a hanging pot) about 2 years ago.
I have them growing in a bathroom under lots of artificial light, where they seem to be thriving. They have gotten a bit leggy - leaves closer to the base have died off a couple of times when I’ve let the plant dry out too much. They’re much more sensitive to this than Pothos, which tolerates occasionally drying out without much impact. I think the fact they superficially resemble Pothos left me treating them like Pothos, but I’d recommend these never be allowed to dry out.
Beautiful variety there on the desk in front of you. Really striking.
I got a pink one! And I’m looking forward to get more variations 🌱💖
I have one just in water (around 10 years now!). I tryed to plant it on earth a couple of times but it seems that she doesn't like that way. I also had another in a big pot that my female dog looove to pee in it, and that made the plant became gorgeus! (Not the same effect when the male dog pee in it).
I always go to your videos when I get a new plant! and I was hoping you would talk about propagation with this plant. ☹️
I recently acquired this one so, perfect timing! :-)
Man that variegation is cute!
Beautiful plant and very helpful information
Not a big fan of variegated stuff, but this one is pretty cool. So is the variegated Monstera.
I love 💘this plant didn't find it as Walmart or HomeDepot yet.
I love these. Must find a marbled one..it’s so beautiful!
Wow, just bought one today before I saw your video! Mine is a (very) small "exotic allusion" hybrid (don't hold it against me if the colour is wrong, it's a small plant and hard to tell which way it will really go colour-wise). I also bought my first hoya! A krimson queen, plus a prince of orange philodendron (swoon), a virginia blue fern, a peperomia depressa (that looks joyfully healthy) and a maranta tricolour that is struggling badly and was in the discount bin. In other words, small day at the office and my husband will prob have my head...
I love syngoniums😍 I would love to get one like the one you have since I have another kind. Thank you so much as always for the video Summer 💚 😊✨
Just ordered my first one! Thanks for all the care tips! 🌿❤️
Thank you for featuring this arrow head plant. I have 2 different colors. One of my fave. They are still young though. 😊💖
I accidentally broke off about a 16-inch piece of stem from mine. I tossed it into one of my aquariums to see what would happen. Within 3 weeks it had new roots and new leaves all along the stem at each node. It is completely submerged and is growing amazingly fast.
I love that Marble Arrowhead!! 😍
In Europe, there are no all-green syngoniums.
All we have here are these weird light green marbled ones, which is a shame.
The all-green ones are much more hardy.
Here in Orlando Florida there growing in ditches and up trees in the older neighborhoods and parks. If I ever move from here I'd like to bring one with me for a houseplant.
I'm from Sea and I let our backyard floor as is wherein lots of wild plants grow happily. Green syngoniums are one of them.
My mom’s been growing an Arrowhead vine in the windowsill of a south/south-west facing window.
It’s just a big bush with tiny leaves, so i cleaned it up and moved it further away. I’m hoping that it’ll do better there.
I bought a beautiful pink syngonium yesterday from, believe it or not, our local Trader Joe’s. It’s my first one and it’s in a home with several cats, so it needs to be up and away from them. I want it to keep its beautiful pinkness, so how is the best way to do that? Does it fall under that same variegation rule that it needs more sun to keep the pink variegations? Because don’t syngoniums normally not need a lot of light? Help, lol! I just recently started incorporating plants in to my home and I’m now addicted, but I love your channel, it has helped me learn so much! So thank you! And any advise you have on my pink girl would be great, thanks!
I have White Butterfly and Berry Allison variety. Love Arrowheads.
I'm always confused about the direction my windows are facing and why it matters. Can you make a video about it?
Just got mine from Terrarium. Love it!
Some varieties make attractive , full and very long hanging baskets. Reminiscent of a waterfall.
Thanks Summmer for these short videos. They're so nice and I look forward to watching them everyday. 💚 a small correction...I think it's "siN-go-ni-yum" & not "siG-no-ni-yum". I'm nobody to correct you but just said. Also I know that the Latin names of Botanical nomenclature are pronounced in different ways.
I love these short and informative videos! Because these are vining, would they be happier on a pole or as a hanging plant? When is the right time, or some signs to look out for, to add a pole to a young plant.
Thank u dear. I have 2 of this variety. Easy maintaining plant. I love them.see tomorrow.....
I like the variegated plants. I don't have one of these yet. If I get one it would be the variegated kind.
I have mine in water and it’s alive and healthy but putting out a new leaf every 3 or 4 months. Can you please advise which organic fertilizer would be good for this guy in an aquatic environment ?
Thank you!
This Arrowhead Vine look sharper than my Arrowhead my Arrowhead looks fluffy yours looks like in the arrowhead they used to hurt people LOL
I cant wait to c the next everyday u go girl 🌸🍁🌵🌱🌿😍😮🙈🙊
Hi Summer! I purchased one of these a few months ago, the variegation was absolutely beautiful. However, instead of the variegation being white, it's now turning greenish, but still lots of variegation. Is this something that happens often? Is there a way to revert back to white variegation? I realize that you mentioned that the variegation isn't stable, since the new growth is showing more of bright yellowish green, my best guest is that it may be trying to revert to the green form?
Thank you for taking the time to read this!! I find your channel extremely helpful
Thanks for another detailed and well presented video Summer :-)
This plant is on my bucket list. Any one know when’re to get one from Melbourne, Australia?
Hi Summer! Those are beautiful Syngoniums! I'd like to find a variegated one like that. I have a small strawberry pink in soil and, possibly, a Maria Allusion in water. When shopping with my daughter yesterday, a girl cut off a start for me, but I don't know the variety. I used to have these, but they get so leggy (hence the one in water). Is this normal, or can that be avoided by giving appropriate light and turning often? I really like these and hope they do well. Thank you for Sharing!
beautiful plant Summer, thanks.
I have kept my syngonium in absolutely east facing window. When Kept indoors the plant yields very small leaves and when it gets a good east sunlight the leaves grow way big!! But the leaves are very thin, your leaves look crisp. Please show where you have kept your bigger vine.
I bought one online today. I’m worried about the delay in deliveries due covid but it’s express post so I hope it’s quick because it’s coming from another state. lol
I don't have this variety, but got a lil one coz it's apparently, easy to grow... now the leaves are turning brown on the edges... still working on my black thumb. Not giving up.
That is a fav of mine🥰
Summer I will be grateful if you can tell me the treatment of leaf rolling in syngonium as my plant leaves are not getting unfurl. I ve chaned the soil and repot it. But no improve ment.
Ma mère avait la meme plante mais hélas elle n a pas réussi à la garder je pense qu elle était mal exposé 😢 Merci pour tout ces conseils bye😘🌱
Is there any reason why the white turns to a cream color?
I love mines . It growing new pink /green leaves off of the 2 long vines. but 1 or 2 have turn yellow and have drop over .. what's wrong with mines?
Awww I always wanted a variegated arrowhead plant, can’t seem to find one in San Diego on my wish list 😢🙏
Chim’s Garden Naturelover I feel like I've seen one recently. Try Walter andersons or mission hills nursery? I wish I remember where I saw it
Hi lagatitabruja, thanks for letting me know I will check it out, do you know which Anderson nursery? I hope you remember I really want one.🤗🦋
Chim’s Garden Naturelover I feel like it was the one in poway? I went to so many places over the weekend I can't quite remember. It seems like a pretty common plant but you're right it does seem hard to find recently. Maybe also try Armstrong? Sometimes you find the things you want at the least likely of places!
Cool it’s been awhile I went to the one in poway, I will check Armstrong too. Thank you 🙏
Chim’s Garden Naturelover I hardly go there either but I feel like they have a slightly different/more selection of house plants. :-) you're welcome!
love from INDIA😍
I have brown little dots in the variegated white part of my podophyllum leafs. Do you know what it is?
I know fertilizer isn’t one size fits all but is there a fertilizer that one size fits most? Is there a fertilizer I could get that I could dilute to use for all/most? I have 100 house plants, and over 200 patio plants.
I live in South Florida.
I find most plant information/conditions don’t pertain to us as it is hot as, well, it’s really hot here.
A warm grower that you must protect from chills & drafts. If it gets a chill or drafts under 60F it will quickly go into a downward spiral.
Mine was once white but its new leaves became full green. What can i do about it. Please help
Wow, very specific region "Asia"
I have a few varieties of this plant but not the variegated. I am shocked by how much money they are being sold for. I hope to meet someone that would share a clipping.
The leaves on my variegated syngonium had become almost transparent, could you explain to me what may have caused this to occur if you happen to know?
do they stay verigated or they can go back to green ?
I have cream allusion variety..really pretty
I’ve been watching a few of your 365 day plant care videos and I must say the split screen is a bit of a distraction, especially when you’re mentioning the other plant ... yet we can’t fully see it😐, it would’ve been nice to fully see the other plant as well.
What is the other variety called?
Is the variegation stable?
These grow as weeds in my backyard in Florida
😂😂😂 sell me one!
Does anyone know what causes the stems to get droopy? I'm pretty sure it is not over/under watered.
Hi! Will this variegation revert? 🙏🏻
it can, but if you cut it back to where the variegation is on the stem, it should be fine. kaylee ellen has a video about reverting on her channel!!
Is the variegation stable or does it revert?
Mine reverted. What should i do?
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I have a problem with my syngonium. Some leaves (mature and new) get brown-grey spots on center of the leaf, not on the edges. New leaves are growning fine, but it keeps getting these spots... Dont know what to do. Someone?
P.S. I bought it a month ago from good nursary and it was super fine then.
It's hard to say for sure without seeing the plant but brown/grey spots in the center of your syngonium leaves could mean two things. One could be the nitrogen in your fertilizer is too high or it could be fungal. I would try lowering the nitrogen first. Hope this helps. Good luck!
@@petercardona1559 Thank you so much! I'll try 😅
I have that plant. One is growing in water and the other one is growing in soil.
Same name to Syngonium Emerald Gem?
oml they are selling thse on itsy for 90 bucks, that is insane, would love to have one, but not gonna find one on line, unless you pay an arm and a leg
So...i can mist mine?
I have from Indonesia
hi, i do have some issues with my own lilly. it has some funny shapes on the leafs from a while, i can send a pic if someone can help me. thx :)
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So jealous😭
these will not grow for me unless they unless i have them in bright light or grow lights,
Is the variegation stable?