"Mottled Arrowhead" Very striking irregular yellow ochre slashes and patches over the entire surface--often these raised variegations twist the horned leaves into monstrose puckered shapes. Vigorous selection by the late Gene Calkins. Very vigorous, very flashy. By far one of the most popular cultivars (but totally mis...
"Mouse Ears Syngonium" Tiny bright arrow leaves darkly veined & edged. Very limited availability; please inquire--as it does not vine, a challenge to propagate.
Extremely bright solid pinkish pink (with overtones and undertones of negligee pink)--richly saturated color on each arrowhead leaf. Needs to be seen to be believed--a far more arresting, sharper color saturation than any of the 'Allusion' series, but not as wide a leaf outline.
Very wide shimmery heart shaped leaves a rich light green and very pale pink dots of variegation. Perhaps a tetraploid of Maria Allusion and thus of strong substance.
As this plant matures, it usually fails to produce any variegation. Only new young growth emerges with pink splashes. They have a hig...
Klinger hybrid: Very wide arrow foliage the color of Chernobyl ash with mint green veins & frosted margins; often in limited supply.
This is an unstable hybrid which is hard to stabilize for the thinner pointer leaves which are commonly showecased as 'Renoir" Each plant will have anywhere from rounded to e...
Rich green upcurved leaves with pale colored centers form a forest of attractive cups like a set in Avatar. As the cultivar name suggests, this is a Yinger introduction of upright habit, so thickly leaved as to be more a scandent shrub than a vine. Remarkable foliage.
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Shimmering satin-surfaces of bright green, three-sectioned leaves feathered silver-ash along the midveins. Catches every eye, yet an easy houseplant. Costa Rican wild species beautiful in a large terrarium. Adds fab shimmer to any grouping of plants.
Hope to have in stock during Spring 2022!!
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