Syngonium 'Frosted Heart'

Common name/s: Syngonium 'Frosted Heart', Arrowhead Plant

Syngonium macrophyllum 'Frosted Heart'

Syngonium 'Frosted Heart' is cultivated for its big, leathery leaves and its frosty white variegation. The veins of the leaves stay mostly green, and the subtle white variegation is concentrated around the veins. As such, it resembles the frost around the edges of a window. Every crevice of the leaf seems to hold a little tinge of white.This plant, like other aroids, is a hemiepiphyte, meaning it spends part of its life growing on and up other plants. To mimic its natural growth from the forest floor to the tops of trees, Syngonium 'Frosted Heart' is grown in soil but will appreciate a totem or moss pole to climb. It enjoys well-draining soil and moderate watering.