Albo, Strawberry, Confetti, Mottled: Which Syngonium Cultivars Are Actually Worth Keeping

The benchmark white-variegated podophyllum, with crisp sectoral patches that can take half a leaf at a time. It's a fast, forgiving grower once rooted, and unlike many albos it holds variegation reasonably well across cuttings if you propagate from balanced nodes. Expect the occasional all-green run; chop back to a variegated node and it usually corrects. The leaves get larger and more mature-shaped on a moss pole, which is when this plant actually earns its price.