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Syngonium chiapense
Syngonium chiapense is an unusual plant that looks similar to the unrelated Philodendron genus. It is a popular ornamental species prized for its glossy, heart-shaped evergreen leaves. As a climbing plant, it thrives when grown against a support. This species is 'morphologically variable,' meaning each leaf and branch can be quite different in size and shape.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Vine, Herb
Plant Type
20 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Syngonium chiapense

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Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
20 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Syngonium chiapense thrives in moist environments and should be watered regularly, especially during vigorous growth in spring and summer. Maintain humidity by spraying leaves 2-3 times weekly. In dormancy, reduce watering but avoid completely dry soil to prevent leaf drop and root rot.
Fertilize: In the growing season (spring to autumn), apply thin liquid fertilizers biweekly or diluted compost monthly for indoor syngonium chiapense. In winter, use no fertilizer or apply monthly. Follow packaging instructions, as insufficient soil nutrients can impede the growth of syngonium chiapense.
Pruning: Prune syngonium chiapense during active growth in spring and summer. Avoid winter pruning except for removing unhealthy parts. To encourage dense growth, trim long or older climbing stems, promoting the emergence of new sprouts.
Propagation: Syngonium chiapense rarely blooms and can be propagated via cutting, tissue culture, or division. Use well-drained, moist soil or water for rooting. Cut a healthy 3-4 in stem, dip in rooting powder, and cover with plastic in a shaded area. Maintain high humidity, then transplant into flowerpot soil.
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