Holly Syngonium

Syngonium podophyllum ‘Holly’ is a compact arrowhead plant with elongated, arrow-shaped leaves in shades of silvery green and creamy white. The foliage develops a distinctive pale, almost white appearance with green veining and margins, creating a soft, high-contrast look. Like other Syngonium, it starts with a more upright, compact growth habit but will begin to trail or climb as the stems lengthen.
Available in 4" pot

Light : Bright, indirect light is best for maintaining the pale variegation. It can tolerate some lower light, but growth may become slower and the foliage may develop more green.
Water : Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil feels dry. Keep the soil lightly moist but never consistently wet, and allow excess water to drain.
Soil : Use a loose, well-draining houseplant mix that retains some moisture while allowing plenty of air around the roots.
Bloom : Syngonium rarely flowers indoors. Mature plants may occasionally produce small, inconspicuous aroid-type flowers.
Propagation : Easily propagated from stem cuttings. Cut just below a node and root in water or directly in moist soil. Make sure each cutting includes at least one healthy node.
Fun Fact : Syngonium leaves change shape as the plant matures. Young leaves are typically more arrow-shaped, while mature plants can develop much more deeply divided, lobed foliage.