Milk Confetti Syngonium

Syngonium belongs to Araceae. These evergreen climbers develop aerial roots and arrow-shaped leaves. [16]

Mila's catalogue names this plant Syngonium Milk Confetti. [13]

Gabriella Plants describes its Milk Confetti with whiter leaves than regular Confetti and speckling on the sheaths around the leaf stalks. [15]

Choose indirect indoor light and protect the foliage from harsh direct sun. [9][3]

Use a porous houseplant potting mix and a pot with drainage holes. [1][2]

Keep the plant away from cold drafts and hot radiators. [3]

Steady warmth and moderate indoor humidity suit Syngonium. [9]

During active growth, use a balanced liquid houseplant fertilizer according to its label. Avoid feeding a resting plant. [8]

Shorten extending stems to manage the plant’s shape; provide support for climbing growth. [9]

Reduce watering as winter growth slows; continue checking the mix. [9]

The original Confetti breeder record describes Pink Splash separately, with green foliage and random pink markings. [14]

Gabriella Plants distinguishes Milk Confetti from regular Confetti by its whiter leaves and speckled leaf-stalk sheaths. [15]