As your syngonium thrives, it will naturally grow as a vine. If it looks too leggy for your taste, trimming it will cause it to grow back fuller and bushier. Read the original article on House Digest.

In the video, she holds seemingly different plants and exclaims that they are all forms of a syngonium, stating that the versatility of the species also makes them desirable. With a variety of ...

You may have heard of color drenching, a popular design trend that uses a single color on a room’s walls, trim, and furnishings to make the space look tidier, larger, and calmer. A plant-centric ...