Dracaena goldieana missing-image Syngonium are climbing vines grown

Syngonium are climbing vines grown for their arrow-shaped leaves

This enables the stunning cultivar to grow as natured intended it to

A pencil-like succulent with little leaves that appear at the top of its stems

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the foliage of Alocasia micholitziana 'Frydek' is one of a kind

Dracaena goldieana missing-image Syngonium are climbing vines grownThe Queen of Dracaenas, aptly named so due to its distinct striking foliage. Native to Central Africa and Nigeria, the broad, oval shaped leaves of Dracaena goldieana emerge with a deeply marbled surface with shades of dark green and silver green, while the stems and leaf undersides appear with tinges of pale purple. A Dracaena like no other! WATERING In S S water when 30% of the top soil has dried out. In A W allow top soil to dry out 50%. A good tip