This variety of vine with aerial roots has a stem up to 2.5 centimeters thick and reaches a height of almost two meters.
The leaves of the syngonium are arrow-shaped, which are then dissected. Narrowed.
The plant has cuttings reaching up to 40 centimeters.
How to care
Syngonium nolifolia prefers acidic, humus-rich soils with good drainage and a pH range of 5.5-6.5.
The soil should be moist, especially in spring and summer.
In autumn and winter, watering should be reduced to keep the soil almost dry.
Syngonium nolifolia prefers a humid environment and, of course, tolerates drought relatively well.
However, for better growth, it is better to water it regularly.
Check the soil moisture regularly in spring and summer when plants are growing vigorously.
You need to water every time the soil becomes 2.5 cm dry on top.
The plant should be sprayed with water at room temperature, especially during hot periods and also during the heating season.
The use of special devices that humidify the air has a beneficial effect on growth.
Why does Syngonium have pale leaves
This happens when the plant does not have enough sunlight, in which case the shoots of the syngonium elongate.
It is advisable to use additional artificial lighting.
This may also indicate high humidity.