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The plant Syngonium is part of the Aroid family. This genus unites about 30 species, but only 2 or 3 species are cultivated at home. The plant is found in tropical Central and South America. Syngonium is a relative of the philodendron plant.<\/p>\n

Such a plant is a herbaceous vine, which has aerial roots and thin shoots. The leaf plates are arrow-shaped. At first, they are solid, but with age, their shape becomes dissected. At home, this flower is cultivated as an ampelous plant or as a liana. This plant is popular with flower growers due to its arrow-shaped foliage. During planting or transplanting into a pot, special support is installed, since without it the flower will not be able to grow normally. A support is placed in the center of the container, then the drainage layer and a small amount of the substrate are poured. They put a bush and straighten the roots, and then fill the pot with soil mixture and compact it a little.<\/p>\n

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