Kaufman Homegrown

Syngonium ‘Pink Perfection’

Pretty in pink? Try perfection in pink.
This Syngonium is serving soft glam with every leaf. Known for its rosy tones and signature arrowhead shape, Pink Perfection brings tropical flair and effortless charm to any plant collection. It’s the kind of plant that turns heads and behaves—what more could you ask for?

🌸 Foliage Goals

Her leaves are a dreamy mix of blush pink, soft white, and hints of green, with that classic arrowhead shape we all love. Bonus: the pink is more vivid in bright light, so give her a nice window seat.

🌿 Growth Style

• Vining queen: Let her climb with a moss pole or trail in a hanging basket—she’s flexible like that.

• Fast grower: With a little love, she’ll take off and fill her pot (or trellis) quickly.

💡 Care Cheat Sheet

☀️ Light
Loves bright, indirect light, but can tolerate lower light. Just know the more light she gets, the pinker she stays.

💧 Water
Let the top inch or two dry out before watering again. She’s low-key about hydration but hates soggy feet.

🌡️ Temps
Thrives in cozy spaces—60–80°F is her sweet spot.

💨 Humidity
She’s a humidity lover but adapts well. Over 50% is ideal for keeping those pink tones lush and edges crisp.

🌱 Soil
Use a well-draining mix—something airy with organic matter is perfect.

🧪 Fertilizer
Feed monthly during spring and summer with a diluted liquid fertilizer. She’s not high-maintenance, but she appreciates a little snack.

🍃 Perks + FYIs

• 🌬️ Air purifier: She’s not just pretty—she helps clean your air too.

• ✂️ Easy to propagate: Snip and root stem cuttings to make more pink plant babies.

• 🐾 Heads up: Like most aroids, she’s not pet-safe if ingested.

🚩 Common Issues (and how to deal):

• Overwatering = yellow leaves + mushy stems

• Underwatering = droopy, curled leaves

• Low humidity = crispy tips (a pebble tray or mister helps!)

• Pests = occasional spider mites or mealybugs—wipe those baddies off with neem or insecticidal soap

If you’re after a little color therapy and low-effort beauty, Pink Perfection might just be your perfect match. 💕

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light: bright, indirect. In its natural habitat it lives under the canopy of larger plants, shielding it from harsh light. 

water: allow the plant to dry out about half way before watering, and then deeply water allowing the soil to become soaked again. if in doubt, wait a day, this plant would rather be a little dry than too wet.