How to prune syngonium podophyllum 'milk confetti'

Spring and summer for main shaping; reverted stems at any time. Pinch growing tips or cut stems back to a node with clean scissors. Cut all-green (reverted) stems back to their base. Cuttings from variegated stems can be propagated in water.

Light tip-pinching monthly; fuller shaping once or twice per year. Syngonium Milk Confetti requires regular pinching to encourage the bushy, compact form that shows off its heavily speckled variegation. Without pruning it vines outward. Remove any plain-green reverted stems immediately — they grow faster and will eventually dominate. Light, frequent pruning produces the best-looking plant.

Pinch growing tips or cut stems back to a node with clean scissors. Cut all-green (reverted) stems back to their base. Cuttings from variegated stems can be propagated in water.