hello! my plant is what I believe is a Pink Syngonium, I am noticing 3 months after repotting in basic indoor planting soil, my leaves began growing reformed on one part of the plant. currently getting 4-6 hours of indirect light about 5 ft from a south facing window. it WAS getting 6-7 hours of sunlight through a window. i moved it further away to get more indirect light as soon as i noticed the deformity. It began with regular arrowhead leaves, and now a vine with faster- growing deep green leaves that are growing in separate deformed leaves. i trimmed the affected sections off and am holding out hope that not all is lost. one cluster of the plant is still growing regularly, but it is as old as I am and was a gift my late grandmother gave to me when I was born. i dont want to lose her! ive done some research on websites and i cant find a definitive answer. if anyone has any input i would be incredibly grateful.
first photo is deformed leaves i removed second photo is comparing another cluster’s leaves to the deformity third photo the leaf that is at the base of the deformed cluster that originated it.
by battyaf
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Those “deformed leaves” are actually the mature form leaf of syngonium podophylum! You can think of it as the holes of a monstera. A young monstera leaf does not have fenestrations but a more mature one will have loads of those holes. So I think it’s just growing up 🙂
Not deformed, just maturing