Syngonium Albo 101: EVERYTHING You Need To Know! Growth Tips, Propagation + Full Care Guide 🌱 

I'm personally not much of an albo variegation fan - don't get me wrong, I love the way they look but I just KNOW how brown and crispy they'd get in my care 😂. However, I do love watching ppl talk about them so I can admire that variegation from afar haha

I bought my first sygonium albo yesterday along with a gorgeous golden gem rubber tree and a begonia maculata. Recently getting back into plants again. I only ever had a cute little ginseng ficus and I was heartbroken when he died in the Texas heat. Hoping this go around I will be successful

Claire is such a joy 🤩

Have good results with Happy frog soil mix.worth buying,I mixed it in spagnum moss with little bit perlite,roots grow so well in this,I had to repot and add more before I get brown leafs.Plants growing unbelievably happy!

it is GENIUS to repot at the same time you do a care video!! such good insight into that side of the plant care

Really loved the format of this video, especially the info boxes on the side! The plant or gorgeous, so happy I found this channel a few months ago! 😊

This video could not have come at a better time! I just got my first syngonium albo cuttings and I am so nervous! Thank you Claire☺️

Loved this! It’s so useful to watch you while you talk

I loved this chatty repot care tip format! 💚

Your videos are fun and full of information and I can't think of anything to improve. My plants are doing better because of you.

I've finally bought one of these just the other day, prices have finally dropped to a point where I want to get one and here comes the perfect video :D Your clarinervium one popped up right at the point I got one of those too and now it's putting out it's first leaf! Love how detailed you are with the info, and hope mine turns out as lush and lovely as yours. Thanks for the video!

Hey Claire loved this style of video! I recently bought a 4cm pot pink syngonium for £5 from my local garden centre. It lost all but one leaf. I saw one of your past videos where you move a plant from soil to water (I had never thought about this before!). I am pleased to say she now has 6 leaves and when I get some secondary roots I will put back into soil. Thanks for your help!

Hi Claire, that is a gorgeous plant, I hope to get one specimen like that some day. I love your videos. They are very instructive. I had been learning from them.

Hi Claire! I’ve recently added a syngonium albo to my collection and your video was extremely helpful!! thank you!! 💚🙌🪴

I grow all of my syngonium in water!

Thank you for this clip. It’s timely for me because I have recently acquired two cutting which are rooting in water. I have numerous other types of syngonium but my first attempt with an albo. I love your lively and enthusiastic presentation! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with the world. ❤

I just ordered one of these this am!!! Can't wait until I receive it. Enjoyed all of the information!

Perfect timing Claire! 😅 I literally just got a cutting yesterday. It's now in my prop box and I can't wait to pot it up. It's such a beautiful plant 😍

I just got my first syngonium and it’s an Albo. I soooo loved it in your house tour, I just had to. Lol. And also searched for a anthurium clarinerium and it’s finally here. You are really increasing my plant collection :) Love your videos and being a newbie, I’m sooo loving it :). Thank you

I love your videos. Beautiful personality, the calming voice and the knowledge on the plants. Giving good to the pointy tips and tricks. You are my go to plants tips 🙌🙌🙌

You must have read my mind..I just got a syngonium albo! I'm loving it so far!

Really helpful video. I am in love with my Albo and your video does help immensely to keep it going.

Love seeing your pup at the beginning of your vids 😍 she's such a character 😅 Love your channel and your very helpful advice. Thankyou 🤗

They are gorgeous! Thank you for all the tips.

Thank you Claire, this was the video I needed to watch today )))

You are killing it with the videos lately! That’s a beautiful sygonium. I have a couple but would love to get a albo

Hi. Claire! I so enjoy all your plant 🌱 videos. You have an amazing collection of house plants. Thanks for sharing! ( Darci)

Greetings Claire from California , I am a New Sub! And new plant mommy! Thanks for this video I just bought this plant about a week ago, so this video was so helpful, I love how detailed you are and how lovely all you plants look on your videos Thanks Again!

Thanks Claire. My Syngonium Albo is my favourite plant and Im now going to propagate it following your excellent advice.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Super glad I found your channel!! Greetings from Guatemala (Central America)

Got a little cutting from a Facebook plant group for like $5 and honestly bet purchase ever it’s so beautiful!

I liked it a lot, and it helped me a newcomer to plant my albo to a moss pole easily.

Lovely videos. Thank you for your insight!

Another great video, from my favourite plant channel. Syngonium albo now added to my wish list🥰 houseplants are so addictive🌱🌿🪴

Love it!

Great video! Just subscribed

So pretty plants💚👌

Hi Claire! I forget to mention in my last comment that I just SUBSCRIBED today, Looking forward to more of your videos (Darci)

She is a lovely plant!

I love my syngonium albo

Definitely do more like this... :)

I loved this video! I have this plant too! So you gave me lots of ideas! We have the same humidifier too! thank you!

Love your videos and think I'm absorbing knowledge but then sit looking at mine which have issues return after I thought had gone. Must try harder!!

Killed a couple of pots of my syngonium albo until the last pot I change the medium to pumice with a home made moss pole, the roots are crazy and the plant is doing so well.

Beautiful plant

This really helped me, THANK you! Keep up the great work!🪴🙏🏼👸🏼

My albo is my ugly struggle bus plant. It brought in thrips and fungus gnats to my collection. At the time it was my most expensive plant. I should have set it on fire 🔥 Now I really am inspired to work on it.

Loved the video,plus your not slacking lol xx

She is going to be so full of leaves👍 💚☘️🌿🌵

I love your syngonium

Im currently dealing with a spider mite issue with my colocasia. Thankfully I managed to catch it while it was only the one plant they invaded. It's in quarantine. But man does it make you so nervous 🤣 I keep catching myself meticulously checking any and all leaves for anything and everything more than I ever have. 😂😂😂😂

I truly enjoyed this video, I need to invest in a moss pole for my plant as it’s so leggy and all of these aerial roots are looking at me like I need to cling to something😊 I have it on a trellis and it’s not helping it at all. When you made your cuts did you put them in water right away or did you wait for them to callus over?

Thanks for sharing 🪴❤️🪴

Claire, if you put some Fluval Stratum in the bottom of your vessel when you’re water rooting (like a couple tbsp’s) the rooting time is shorter 🖤 Your Syngoniums are gorgeous 🤍💚

I have a question: why do you always take the soil off of a well-rooted plant before transplanting it? Unless a plant is completely root bound, its so much better for it just to be taken directly from the smaller pot to the larger one without having the soil disturbed. It cost the plant time and energy to reestablish itself in new medium so I'm not sure why this is standard practice for you. Is there something I'm missing here? I'm always down to learn new things so please fill me in!

Thank you Claire, what a great video 🪴❤️

I almost ordered an albo today! I still do not have one! UPDATE I ordered one!!!! So excited!

Thank you for another wonderful video. I have a question about when you suggested to cut back the Syngonium just below the all white leaf (7:10). What if there is no leaf node where you need to cut to get a good variegation? I also have that issue with my variegated Burle Marx philodendron.

Every time I see those Syngonium Albos..... sigh..... I'll soon have cuttings for several multi-cutting pots so hoping I'll get them healthy and producing lots of beautiful leaves! Thanks for all your videos, very informative and enjoyable

These synonym can hang and wait for them to casecade would look great maybe hanging indirect sun,mostly high light,mine does quite well

I clip the pure green and pure white leaves on my albo. It seems to help maintain a good balance of color. I recently struggled with browning on the leaves and still trying to diagnose the problem. Furtilizer burn I think.... I gave it a trim and it seems to be happier, but its smaller now :-( Yours look beautiful!

Just what I needed, I bought this plant a few days ago. I also have LGL but I’ve noticed it has turned a really thick consistency, can you tell me why this may be?

Hey Clair , I'm in my garden now and just bought a pole for my Syngonium Albo 😊 . But I have a quest hope you can help me . Can you grow it like a hanging plant 🤔? Always enyoying your video . Watching from South America 💖

Thanks. What kind of garden wire is that?

Are the variegations stables or is it like monstera albo? I’m debating buying a propagation but and I have 2 options ether 2 solid green and one half white or another option with more white over all so I don’t want to die off

Hi Clair, will an albo grow in leca instead of soil??

You are a lovely girl and enjoyed your and Emma's videos

Do you always remove all of the soil when you repot? I’ve never seen that before.

What if your plant is young & can’t yet be propagated, can I just cut the all white leaves off? I have one with 4 small leaves, but 3 are fully white. Thanks for such good information.

Hey Claire! I have my Syng albo climbing a wood plank. Recently it started dropping all of its mostly white leaves from the bottom and moving up. I’ve tried checking the roots. That were fine. I tried fertilizer and hydrogen peroxide. And still dropping… I’m trying to avoid chopping but it’s lost about 6 leaves now. It’s been treated w systemic so I don’t think pests. Again only the mostly white ones. Any help would be appreciated…

A little off topic, but I wondered if you had any ideas. I have a philodendron florida beauty cutting. It came with tiny aerial roots and a tiny new leaf poking out. I've had it for about 2 months with no change to the aerial roots except that they have actually died off, but the leaf has grown a few mm. It's been in water under a grow light. Do you think it could grow new roots, should I change the growing conditions, maybe moss? The main leaf is still healthy, but the roots are dead. Not sure if it's a lost cause.

What do you mean when you say ‘webbing’ and when you say ‘die-back’ regarding the white parts of the leaves? I wonder if either are my white fantasy’s problem. I live in Australia and have one of these beautiful plants growing up a little 75cm tall trellis, some stems are that tall. It is my fourth ever houseplant, and the first to stay alive this far. I would love your help pretty please. One stem/vine broke off this weekend past, devastating as it was almost 1m long. 😢 Currently attempting to propagate that vine in water so it’s beauty is not wasted. Also, I think it’s quite viney because my neighbours and fence are very close to my house and it is generally on the darker side in here which I think has made the vines quite skinny, almost fragile. It’s biggest issue (if it’s not normal) that I’ve been watching a lot of videos trying to find out what is going on is with some of my leaves. They’re not yellowing, they’re not dark on the edges, and they’re not spotty or patchy, but the white parts of the leaves are at most 1/4 of the thickness of the green parts. It’s something I can’t find out a name for, thus what to do! 😣 These parts don’t appear to be dry, but they are very floppy and quite transparent. It’s been like this the whole time I’ve had it, but the odd part is the problem doesn’t affect all white parts, mainly the leaves that are >=50% white. It has grown a lot, I’ve had it for less than 12 months and recently I found it was quite root-bound, but no rot thankfully. It was in a 120 or 130mm pot, but I have repotted it into a 180mm pot and topped the soil with ground cinnamon as there’s a few fungus gnats lurking around. Any advice you can offer would be fantastic. I enjoyed watching and listening, you have quite a lot of knowledge so I’d like to say a big thankyou for sharing with the world. Do you know what the name/word for the floppy, tissue-like oddity is called? Do you know whether I can halt this with any further leaves, and what I would do so I can?

Hi Claire, great video! Too bad this video is old... I still try to ask the community a question... who knows if anyone sees it ;-) Some leaves of my Syngonium Albo are not unfurling. I have Two other Syngoniums (Aurea and Three Kings) in the same position (30/40 cm from a Mother-Light)... and they are doing fine. I don't understand 😞

I recently got a syngonium albo (probably about a month ago) and noticed some light brown patches on the white of the plant (doesn’t look like burn almost looks like it wipes off but doesn’t seem to.) I was curious if you had any idea what I might be dealing with? It doesn’t receive any direct sun but does have a grow light on it

Some of my albo's leaves are pure white and some are occasionally more of a cream. Any advice?

Gaaaaah I am here for help! I have two albo syngoniums. One is in a chunky soil, I missed one watering and noticed two of the three leaves are yellowing BUT I’ve had it for at least three months now and no growth. Then I have another baby one three leaves, no yellowing, in leca, but hasn’t grown at all and I’ve have this one for at least three or four months. I’m not sure what the heck needs to happen but I’m concerned I’m going to lose the bigger one with the yellowing leaves. I watered it and it perked back up but, I’m not sure if I should pull it out of soil and check it out? But I don’t want to disturb it much since I missed a water. As for the baby in leca, I’m not sure if I should move to soil. Both of these plants are in completely different locations in my house. I had them each in quarantine so they weren’t getting prime location but both was getting okay light. I’m stressing to be honest.

All my syngonium albos get too much white leaves? Reason for this and how do i get better greener verigated ones? Any help will be appreciated.

Maybe a silly question, but if you take cuttings with just white leaves, will green and variegations still come back in the new plant?

my biggest issue is over growth. how do u keep it from going wild? just keep propagating?

have you propagated by just a leaf?

My Syngonium Albo lost its varigations 😢 after 2 years. I would like to get it back to its original. How do I do that?

What would cause my "white" to be yellow instead of bright white? I thought the new growth just needed to mature but they are staying yellow instead of white

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I wouldn't suggest always underwatering,may cause brown leafs,like lack of care.

As a plant parent of 3 years, somehow, I’ve managed to never get pest!

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What is this "albo"? 'Albo-lineatum', 'Albo-virens', 'Albovariegatum', ' or 'Albo-mitens'? I suspect you mean 'Albovariegum' but 'Albo-lineatum' is also popular. Why are all you video makers so sloppy with Latin names?

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