SYNGONIUM PODOPHYLLUM 'GOYA'

Cultivar

ORIGIN:

CULTIVAR DESCRIPTION:

Intermediate habit with coarse leaves in the 1993 trial, recorded as green with yellow-silver veins.²

NOTES:

1. Sold by Glasshouse Works as a Klinger hybrid with wide, dusky coppery green leaves, bright veins and a rich matte green reverse, highly resistant to virus and extremely vigorous.³

2. Unconfirmed: Shrubby, often large and robust, with rich green leaves whose veins are brighter green to greenish cream and wider along the secondary veins than in most clones. Hatch names the raiser as Paul E. Klinger Jr. of Garden Arts Nursery, Longwood, Florida.¹

REFERENCES:

1. Hatch, L.C. 2024. Houseplant Cultivars, Volume I, 2nd edition, Syngonium section (after the Report of the Syngonium Working Group, 2nd edition, 2023). Cultivar.org, Cary, North Carolina

2. Henley, R.W. & Robinson, C.A. 1993. Nephthytis cultivars to know and grow. Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society 106: 343–347

3. Glasshouse Works: Syngonium podophyllum 'Goya'

Photos by Glasshouse Works, Stewart, Ohio (archived catalogue)

Syngonium