Syngonium wendlandiiAn aroid native to parts of South America. This variety often gets confused with Syngonium rayiil, but does not have as dark of leaves. Though, still beautiful in its own way! It can develop lobed leaves if allowed to be trained up a moss pole. Care: These will be happy in a bright filtered light. They will like to go about 1 2" dry on the top of the soil before needing water. This should roughly be every 7 days depending on your home environment.

As they mature their leaves will grow into more of a round shape that really stand out due to the lush light green color of the leaves

Size options matches flush with the cylinder planters

If you're into plants that are soft and fuzzy

Ceropegia stapeliiformis var

This has been a variety that has always stood out to us

Water  when the first 1-2" of soil starts to dry out

Size: 11” x 11” and 15” wide at shoulder

We recommend watering only when the soil is almost all the way dry

Watering every 3-4 weeks during the summer and 4-5 weeks during the winter

Water every 7-10 days as the pot drys or the foliage feels limp rather than firm

these get some of the largest leaves

These are going to thrive in bright filtered light