Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’ – Rare Collector’s Plant

The Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’ is a stunning and rare plant, known for its vibrant, bright green leaves adorned with splashes of pink and minty green. Perfect for plant collectors, this variety is highly sought after due to its unique variegation and rarity. While many stores offer larger specimens, our plants are smaller, growing in 70mm translucent square pots with around 4 leaves each. Despite their smaller size, they have well-developed root systems, ensuring healthy growth as they mature.

Why Choose Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’?

• Unique Variegation: Each leaf on the Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’ features a combination of bright green with splashes of pink and minty green, creating a dynamic and eye-catching look. The variegation varies in size and pattern, making every plant truly one of a kind.
• Compact Size, Big Potential: Though the plants we offer are smaller than those available at other stores, they are priced accordingly and come with a well-established root system, ready to thrive in your care. Their compact size makes them perfect for collectors looking for rare plants to nurture from a smaller size.
• Vining Habit: Like other Syngoniums, this variety grows with a vining habit, making it a great candidate for training up a trellis or allowed to cascade over the edge of its pot as it matures.

Care Instructions for Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’

The care for Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’ follows standard Syngonium guidelines:

• Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light, though it can tolerate lower light conditions. However, to maintain its vibrant variegation, bright, indirect light is ideal.
• Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out slightly between waterings to prevent root rot.
• Humidity: Prefers higher humidity levels but can adapt to average household humidity. A humidity level of around 60% will encourage lush growth.
• Soil Type: Use a well-draining soil mix, such as one with perlite and peat, to ensure healthy root development.

What to Expect

The plant you see in the images is a representative example of the Syngonium ‘Red Spot Tri-Colour’ you will receive. Each plant is small but well-rooted, ready to grow and thrive in your collection.

Add this rare and beautiful Syngonium to your collection today, and enjoy its stunning tri-colour foliage as it grows and vines.

Pot Size

Our small (70 mm) translucent square grow pot

Growing Medium

Soil

Shipping

This plant will be sent in its plastic growing pot.

We ship plants every Monday to non-quarantine states. Please place your order before 2 pm on Sunday to ensure your plant is sent the following Monday. Orders placed after this time may not be shipped until the following week.

Orders to WA and TAS are shipped on selected dates only due to quarantine requirements. Orders for WA and TAS must be placed by 12 pm (midday) on the Friday before dispatch. Please see the list of WA and TAS shipping dates at the bottom of this page.

Shipping for plants to non-quarantine states is capped at $18.00 per order. Shipping for plants to WA and TAS is capped at $30.00 per order. We currently do not ship plants to NT.

Shipping costs include packing materials, labour, and certification where required. We use recycled packaging where possible to reduce waste and keep costs down, while ensuring all packing materials are sturdy enough to protect your plants during transit.

If no one is home to receive your order, the parcel will be left in a safe place. We do not request signature on delivery, as parcels returned to the post office may not be collected for several days, which can place additional stress on the plant(s) inside.

This plant can also be picked up from Northern Wellbeing Centre, 113C Miller Street, Epping VIC. If you select this option at checkout, we will email you to arrange a pickup time.

WA & TAS Plant Shipping Dates – 2026

• Monday 20 April 2026
• Monday 4 May 2026
• Monday 18 May 2026
• Monday 1 June 2026
• Monday 15 June 2026
• Monday 29 June 2026
• Monday 13 July 2026
• Monday 27 July 2026
• Monday 17 August 2026
• Monday 31 August 2026
• Monday 14 September 2026
• Monday 12 October 2026
• Monday 26 October 2026
• Monday 16 November 2026
• Monday 30 November 2026
• Monday 14 December 2026