Syngonium red spot tricolor Gastrochilus developing aerial roots and transitioning

developing aerial roots and transitioning from juvenile elongated leaves to the distinctive flame-patterned variegated foliage that makes this hybrid so sought after by collectors

complemented by lance-shaped green leaves

nights 52–62°F (11–17°C)

with finely divided segments that resemble fish scales

typically showcasing a blend of soft pastels with prominent markings in contrasting hues

Syngonium red spot tricolor Gastrochilus developing aerial roots and transitioningIt is a stunning variety of Syngonium podophyllum. Its leaves showcase a beautiful blend of green, cream, and pink tones, with distinctive red spots. This trailing plant adds a vibrant touch to any indoor space and thrives in bright, indirect light.