4" Syngonium Batik hoya where it will send out

where it will send out aerial roots for an anchor and grow so much larger leaves

It does appreciate some humidity which it enjoys in its native home

Kimberly Queen Fern was born in Australia and quickly became a most popular girl

Little Toscani is a little guy among Peperomias

4" Syngonium Batik hoya where it will send outBatik is a nice cultivar named for the vibrant pattern on lovely Indonesian fabrics and has a lovely and striking pattern of its very own. The usual Syngonium fat arrows in deep green are struck by what looks like white lightning branching down the veins from the strike deep in the cleft of the arrow. Some of the leaves have a fluttery wave to them, as if they were seen rippling under water. Trailing like other Syngoniums to 6' or even more, there