My albo syngonium has matured now to where it’s beginning to produce tri-lobed leaves 😊🥹 From what I understand syngoniums do this as they mature going from the more arrowhead shaped leaves in their juvenile form to these split ones in their mature form.
Maturity and a climbing structure helps the leaves split. They will continue to split as it climbs. My Syngonium Pink Margarita is shown on arrival and about 1 year later with its mature leaves.
So beautiful!! Thank you for explaining and showing ☺️
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Wow such stunning plants
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Woah I didn’t know they do that 😳 they split one leaf into basically 3 leaves? 🤯
3 Likes The leaves can split into 7 and even 9 sections as shown in the photos.
