Nephthytis (Syngonium) naturally shifts from upright juvenile leaves to climbing adult stems. Give it a moss pole: insert the pole, arrange stems around it, and secure loosely. Aerial roots will attach over time.
A moss pole turns a jungle into a tidy, vertical accent.
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