- UK prices
- £10 median of 7 Verified prices
- Most sold, last 90 days
- Syngonium podophyllum 'Red Spot Tricolor'
24 plants
| Compare | Illustration | Plant | UK sales on record | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Albo Variegatum'Albo Variegated SyngoniumLast sold 5 Jul 2026, another size 9 Jul 2026 | £14Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Mojito'Mojito Arrowhead VineLast sold 27 Aug 2026, another size 28 Aug 2026 | £5Limited data | |||
| Syngonium 'Milk Confetti'Milk Confetti SyngoniumMiddle half £10 to £13 | £11Verified | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Strawberry Ice'Strawberry Ice Arrowhead VineMiddle half £28 to £32 | £30Verified | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Pink Splash'Pink Splash Arrowhead Vine | £12Verified | |||
| Syngonium podophyllumArrowhead PlantLast sold 22 Sep 2026 | £11Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Red Spot Tricolor'Red Spot Tricolor SyngoniumMiddle half £8 to £13 | £8Verified | |||
| Syngonium wendlandiiVelvet SyngoniumMiddle half £7 to £12 | £10Verified | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Confetti Tricolor'Confetti Tricolor Arrowhead VineCutting or corm, last sold 14 Sep 2026 | £7Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Neon Robusta'Neon Robusta Arrowhead VineLast sold 19 Aug 2026, another size 18 Sep 2026 | £7Limited data | |||
| Syngonium rayiiLast sold 24 Sep 2026 | £15Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Three Kings'Three Kings SyngoniumLast sold 7 Sep 2026 | £11Limited data | |||
| Syngonium chiapenseChiapas ArrowheadLast sold 24 Aug 2026, another size 25 Aug 2026 | £11Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'White Butterfly'White Butterfly Arrowhead Vine | £6Verified | |||
| Syngonium chiapense 'Variegated'Variegated ChiapenseLast sold 13 Sep 2026 | £34Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Pixie'Pixie Arrowhead VineLast sold 7 Aug 2026, another size 20 Aug 2026 | £10Limited data | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Pink Allusion'Pink Allusion Arrowhead Vine | £8Verified | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Maria Allusion'Maria Allusion Arrowhead VineLast sold 6 Jul 2026 | £8Limited data | |||
| Syngonium erythrophyllumLlano Carti Road Syngonium1 UK shop | £17Shop prices | |||
| Syngonium hoffmanniiHoffmannii SyngoniumNo UK sales recorded yet | £25 to £80Estimate | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Berry Allusion'Berry Allusion Arrowhead VineNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Bold Allusion'Bold Allusion Arrowhead VineNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Syngonium podophyllum 'Light Star'Light Star Arrowhead VineNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Syngonium steyermarkiiSteyermarkii SyngoniumNo UK sales recorded yet | £25 to £80Estimate |
About Syngonium
Syngonium is a Central and South American genus of climbing aroids grown for arrowhead-shaped (sagittate) juvenile leaves that become increasingly lobed with maturity. The trade is dominated by named colour cultivars of a single species, S. podophyllum, bred for pink, cream and tricolour pigmentation rather than leaf shape.
Care notes
- Leaf shape changes with maturity: juvenile Syngonium have a simple arrowhead leaf, while older, climbing growth develops deeply lobed, multi-fingered leaves; a plant kept small and unsupported stays in its juvenile form indefinitely.
- Pink and red-pigmented cultivars (Neon Robusta, Red Spot Tricolor, Pink Allusion) generally hold their colour better under bright light; low light shifts new growth toward green.
- Named colour forms are propagated by cutting from stable cultivar lines, not seed: S. podophyllum seedlings revert to plain green and won't reproduce a named cultivar's pattern.
Questions
Syngonium leaves become more deeply lobed as the plant matures and climbs; a young or unsupported plant stays in its simple arrowhead juvenile form.
Yes. Nearly all the pink, red, and tricolour cultivars in the trade (Pink Allusion, Neon Robusta, Strawberry Ice, and others) are colour selections of one species, S. podophyllum, not separate species.
No, named colour cultivars are maintained by cutting propagation; seed-grown plants revert toward the plain green wild-type leaf.
Both are climbing Neotropical aroids, but Syngonium is generally distinguished by its consistently arrowhead-to-lobed leaf shape and milky sap, while Philodendron shows far more variation in leaf form across the genus.