it looks more like a philo.

I think it’s syngonium chiapense

Thank you I just looked it up and yes I believe you are right.

wow! is it difficult to get? it's so unusual!

I bought it from an old lady along with a few other ‘treasures‘. All these for just $15 Very happy

Wow! You got some good stuff, did you get that Philo. sodiroi too?

By the way, if you see the leaf becgin to change in shape and start to get “ears” or lobes, it is actually Syngonium macrophyllym which seems to be less common than chiapense. But they look the same in juvenile form!

Petrushka, chiapense is pretty common here, I can send you a cutting if you would like some time or to do a trade. :)

I will keep an eye out for ‘ears’.

This is a couple of pics of the other plant. I asked if I could buy the smaller one but she insisted that I took the bugger one as it needed to be looked after better! Are you able to confim that it is Sodiroi?

Petrushka yes it is a Squamiferium. I was very pleased to find this too.

@Cassandra H(PNW 8b)

thanks for the offer - i'll pass for now as i'll be more 'n more between 2 locations and xferring some of my plants to FL soon. but am always looking for new things for the future :).

I’m in and out of here, but if you’d ever like one message me! Good luck with your plant transfer!

Keenimbin, it looks like a much older specimen than mine based on the leaf size and coloring, but they look very very similar. Petioles and growth look the same also. Does it have faint silver splotchy variegation? I’ll post some pictures of mine.

I realized I never posted any photos of my sodiroi!

wow! nice! how long did it take to get half of this size (50% of growth)?

what kind of a pole is that? looks quite sturdy.