The plant pictured here is the exact plant being sold

Syngonium chiapense variegated is quite unlike most other syngoniums. The leaves grow to two feet long and do not become deeply lobed and split, instead keeping their shield-like shape. It resembles a philodendron, but the irritating white sap is a clear giveaway to its placement in the syngonium genus. This is a vigorous climber and will do best with a support that its aerial roots can cling to.

Care of Syngonium chiapense:
Shade to partial sun, temp. 45 to 95 degrees. Allow getting fairly dry between waterings.

Family: Araceae

This plant is shipped in a 3-4 inch pot.