Re: Small aroids

From: SelbyHort at aol.com on 1997.11.06 at 14:09:17(1579) Jonathan, This plant you mention is Syngonium rayi. It was collected in Costa Rica at the La Selva Biological Research Station. The plant grows in very deep shade as a terrestrial, creeping along the ground. It was collected in 1985 and was finally identified in 1991 by Croat. Check with Tom for more details. Donna Atwood Selby Gardens +More selbyhort@aol.com In a message dated 97-11-06 05:12:08 EST, Jonathan Ertelt wrote: << smaller Alocasias are also good. I also grow a stay-small species of Syngonium which I don't think has ever been named - I received a piece of it from the Marie Selby Gardens many years ago - dark-velvet green with a silvery mid-rib; it grows a half-dozen leaves or so, and then stem with occasional nodes for a foot or so before leaves resume or new shoots start. >>

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