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title: "I have several syngoniums, and would like to put them into PON. Many…"
description: "I have several syngoniums, and would like to put them into PON. Many of my other plants have already been transferred into this kind of substrate, and they all…"
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community: "Syngonium Society"
author: "Lynda"
published: "2025-09-09T00:57:13.739055Z"
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# I have several syngoniums, and would like to put them into PON. Many…

_Posted by Lynda on 2025-09-09_

I have several syngoniums, and would like to put them into PON. Many of my other plants have already been transferred into this kind of substrate, and they all seem to be doing very well. What experiences have any of you had with switching your syngoniums into PON, and what kind of advice could you give me? TIA!

## 1 comment

### Phil commented on 2025-09-09

I have several Alocasias in leca. I would do my Syngoniums but I’m concerned how to deal with a moss pole for them to climb. I have not tried Pon because of the expense, until I’m more knowledgeable of semi hydro. How will you be dealing with something for them to climb?

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