Botanical Genus Hub Toxic (Insoluble Oxalates) Family: Araceae Origin: Tropical Americas (Mexico to Brazil)

Syngonium & Arrowhead Vines (Syngonium spp.)

Syngonium (Arrowhead Vine) is a fast-growing tropical climber famous for arrow-shaped juvenile leaves that transition into deeply lobed mature foliage. Available in dreamy blush pink, creamy butter, and splash variegations, Syngoniums thrive in medium to bright indirect light with moderate care.

🌿 Key Botanical Insight:

Syngonium foliage demonstrates dramatic heterophylly—juvenile leaves are simple, distinct arrowheads, but as the vine ascends a moss pole, mature leaves divide into 3 to 5 distinct leaflets.

Cultivar Comparison

Stocked Arrowhead Vine Cultivars & Species

Explore foliage form, light benchmarks, and growth habits across our collection.

Cultivar / Trade Name Botanical Species Foliage Characteristics Light Preference Growth Habit
Cream Allusion Syngonium podophyllum Soft creamy butter-yellow leaves blushed with delicate pink central veining Medium to bright indirect Bushy / Climbing Vine
Strawberry Allusion Syngonium podophyllum Dusty rose-pink spade foliage over olive green undersides Bright indirect light Compact Bushy
Pink Splash Syngonium podophyllum Dark forest green leaves heavily speckled with bubblegum pink paint splatter Bright indirect light Climbing Vine
Care Fundamentals

Arrowhead Vine Care at a Glance

Light Exposure

Medium to bright indirect light (200–600 fc). Pink varieties require brighter light to maintain pigment.

Watering Physics

Allow top 40%–50% of potting mix to dry out before drenching. Never allow roots to sit in stagnant saucer water.

Substrate Blend

Porous aroid mix: 50% potting mix, 30% perlite, 20% orchid bark.

Humidity & Air

50%–70% RH. Pruning trailing vine tips encourages dense, bushy growth at the base.

Available Cultivars

Currently Stocked Arrowhead Vine Varieties

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ASPCA Toxicity Assessment

Toxicity Notice for Pet Owners

All Syngonium species contain insoluble calcium oxalate crystals. Chewing foliage releases micro-needles causing oral irritation, swelling, and drooling. Keep elevated away from curious pets.

Care Ecosystem

Scientific Calculators & Triage Lab

Calculate precise condition-based watering intervals, custom soil formulations, and diagnose yellowing leaf symptoms with our 10 interactive plant science algorithms.

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