Tropicals & Tender Perennials: No rambling roses here, 0 by tropicbreeze

tropicbreeze wrote:
This first photo shows what happens when Syngonium is ignored. The tree trunk (Swamp Mahogany) is completely covered by the stems and roots of the Syngonium.

Here's a mature Syngonium with adult leaves.

Then Philodendron tenue. Not a fast grower but the leaves get quite large. This is still a young plant.

Next is Philodendron pedatum. When first bought, it was a much darker colour but growing in a lot of shade seems to have made it paler. The stems and petioles are sort of furry. Looks quite good. Still in its pot but once it puts out a lot of roots by-passing the pot I'll cut it off and move the pot to another place so it can start a new one.