Syngonium wendlandii D12

Syngonium wendlandii (Schott) - a botanical species native to Costa Rica, notable for its velvety, dark green leaves marked centrally by a silvery stripe.

The plant shows rapid growth and a great capacity for adaptation, being among the most resilient varieties of Syngonium.
The species name, "wendlandii," was chosen after the German botanist Hermann Wendland (1825-1903), an important figure and authority in Central American botany.
Other popular or trade names: Silver Goosefoot Plant, Velvety Syngonium
Some leaves may show imperfections, but these do not affect the plant's vitality. Under optimal care conditions, new leaves will develop normally.

Height including pot: approx. 20-25 cm