Syngonium Little Star features long, narrow, arrow-shaped leaves with vibrant green coloration and striking white variegation running along the central veins. The plant's delicate foliage grows in a compact, upright form, creating a star-like appearance.

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Leaf: minimum of 3 perfect leaves, fully rooted, not a cutting.

Syngonium Little Star (Angustatum) – A Rare, Star-Shaped Syngonium

Syngonium Little Star, also known as Syngonium Angustatum, is a rare and highly unique Syngonium variety known for its deeply lobed, star-like leaves. This fast-growing plant is ideal for climbing or trailing, making it a great choice for moss poles, trellises, or hanging baskets.

A Star-Like Foliage Marvel

• Displays thin, elongated, deeply lobed leaves, resembling a star shape as it matures.
• Its vining nature makes it a fantastic climber with support, but it can also be left to trail.
• A rare Syngonium variety that stands out in any collection.

Caring for Syngonium Little Star

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect light but tolerates medium-light conditions.
• Watering: Allow the top 1-2 inches of soil to dry before watering again.
• Humidity: Benefits from higher humidity—use a humidifier or mist occasionally.
• Soil: A well-draining mix with added perlite and peat ensures healthy roots.
• Fertilization: A balanced liquid fertilizer once a month promotes lush growth.

Aerial Roots and Climbing Behavior

• Produces strong aerial roots, allowing it to cling to supports for vertical growth.
• When provided with a moss pole, leaves become larger and more defined.
• If grown in a hanging basket, the vines will cascade, creating a waterfall effect.

Potential Growth Issues and Fixes

• Leaf curling: A sign of low humidity or underwatering—increase misting or move to a more humid space.
• Slow growth: Could be caused by insufficient light—relocate to a brighter area.
• Pests (mealybugs, spider mites): Wipe leaves regularly and apply neem oil if needed.

With its star-like leaves, climbing potential, and rare status, Syngonium Little Star is a must-have for collectors who love unique foliage plants.