Piper sylvaticum Phyllotaenium Unique variegation: Features marbled patterns

Unique variegation: Features marbled patterns with a mix of green and cream hues

Mounting: Best grown mounted on wood or in hanging baskets with sphagnum moss base

Substrate: airy

Root rot: Prevent with well-draining soil and non-clogged pots

Piper sylvaticum Phyllotaenium Unique variegation: Features marbled patternsPiper sylvaticum In its juvenile stage, Piper sylvaticum displays broad heart based leaves with a bright silver pattern following the midrib and main lateral veins. The darker green tissue between them creates a bold network, while the deeply indented base gives each blade a shield like outline. The foliage is held alternately along flexible, jointed stems. Early shoots can travel horizontally while they establish, then turn upward when they meet a