Here is a picture of my Syngonium Pink Allusion. A bit out of control- she’s in need of repotting with a better pole, and just discovered you can prune them- but quite healthy otherwise. However, you can see there is zero pink on any of these leaves. I’m thinking it’s because not enough light…? This room gets bright, indirect morning sun. Love to hear ideas on how I could get more pink!
They are mostly green with hints of pink in the veins as Leah commented. Mine never got an all pink leaves like the neon robusta variety even with direct morning sunlight. 🪴🍀
This is when I bought the plant. Certainly wasn’t very pink to begin with, but it is pink allusion- at least per the tag. Maybe I just shouldn’t expect the pink leaves like some of the ones I’ve seen.
Try putting a grow light close to it for at least 12 hours a day. It should bring out light leaf colors. Also, collect other pink varieties. I’m very happy with Syngonium Pink, Syngonium Neon Robusta or Syngonium Pink Margarita for full pink leaves.
My daughter keeps telling me to use grow lights. I’ve resisted so far… It’s just another thing to manage.😆
0 Likes Most grow lights have timers that run from 10 hours to 16 hours depending on the brand. Set it and forget it.
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