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Re: Small aroids

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
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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