Rhaphidophora hongkongensis ffcoll-low-light-plants and colder-toned veining

and colder-toned veining

“Syngonium” from Greek *syn-* (“together”) + *gonon* (“offspring / seed parts”)

Root rot: Avoid waterlogged soil

allow ends to callous

divided blades

Rhaphidophora hongkongensis ffcoll-low-light-plants and colder-toned veiningRhaphidophora hongkongensis Glossy Distichous Leaves on a Large Tropical Climber Rhaphidophora hongkongensis Schott is a vigorous, woody aroid climber valued for long, flexible stems and sleek, mid to dark green foliage. Leaves are alternate and distichous (two ranked), oblique elliptic to oblong lanceolate, chartaceous to subcoriaceous, and naturally glossy a clean, modern look on a reliable rainforest vine. Taxonomy and Etymology Placed in Araceae