Syngonium Aurea Pterocarpus and can develop prominent venation

and can develop prominent venation

Successful cultivation of Anthurium coriaceum San Juan requires attention to the following aspects:

held above a compact rosette of broad

pendant spikes densely lined with well-spaced flowers arranged spirally along the rachis

rounded petals and the characteristic slipper-shaped pouch

Syngonium Aurea Pterocarpus and can develop prominent venationA rare aurea form of Syngonium from the tropical forests of Central and South America, with sagittate leaves and striking sectorial variegation. Individual leaves range from solid chartreuse yellow to deep green, with intermediate mottled patterns each plant producing a uniquely dynamic, multi toned display. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; adequate light intensifies the yellow sectoring, while deep shade causes reversion toward