A Plant Lover's Delight

Meet the Syngonium Podophyllum, a plant that's as fun to grow as it is to say. Known by many names such as African Evergreen, American Evergreen, Arrowhead Vine, and Goosefoot, this plant is a true gem in the world of botany.

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Syngonium podophyllum

Dappled To Partial Sun

Adaptable to both indirect light and moderate direct sun.

High Water Needs

Requires frequent watering to maintain moist soil but doesn't tolerate standing water. Needs regular attention and good drainage. Best suited for dedicated indoor gardeners or outdoor spaces with intensive care.

Adaptable to Sand and Silt Loam

Grows well in sand and silt loam soils, adapting to these soil conditions. Needs frequent watering.

Moderately Adaptable Soil pH

Adapts well to acidic (pH < 6.5) and neutral (pH 6.5-7.5) soil conditions.

Moderate Safety Concerns

Toxic if ingested, handle with caution. Can cause skin irritation and toxic if ingested.

Safe for All Animals

No known safety risks to pets or livestock.

57%

Adaptability Score

80%

Safety Score

About Syngonium podophyllum

This plant is a sight to behold, with its eye-catching jade leaves and spectacular lime and pearl flowers. It stands tall at a height of 3-6 feet and spreads out to a width of 1-2 feet. But that's not all, it also produces spectacular charcoal and bronze fruits that add an extra layer of charm to this already stunning plant.

Despite its common name, the African Evergreen is actually native to Central and South America, not Africa!

Also known as

African evergreen
American evergreen
Arrowhead vine
Arrowhead-vine
Goosefoot
Nephthytis
合果芋

Our design recommendations

The Syngonium Podophyllum is a versatile plant that can be used in various design settings. Its vibrant colors and unique shape make it a great choice for cluster planting. It can also be used as an overhead planter, adding a touch of greenery to your interior spaces. This plant is adaptable and can thrive in various locations. It can be grown by the seaside, in planters, or even on your deck. It's also a great choice for interior plants, adding a touch of nature to your indoor spaces.