Anonymous #1 4w

but also people will pay for something if they really want it, so if you feel like your babies are worth more then don’t be afraid to price them higher and see if you get any hits! you took the time to nurture them, you should get to price them.

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Anonymous #1 4w

thanks! what is a “more rare variegation” in these plants?

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Anonymous OP 4w

it depends on how expensive they are right now. i would check market prices. some like maria allusions and even milk confetti and a few pink ones you can find for anywhere from $8-25 fully grown. i got a smaller tricolor for $17 the other day and an albo for $25 i think, both fully rooted in soil at one of my local plant stores. something like ‘scrambled eggs’ which goes for upwards of $75 i would consider much rare.

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Anonymous OP 4w

syngoniums, in my experience, are super easy to propagate and quick growers, so it’s harder to make good money off of them, even the fancier ones. may i ask what variety you have?

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Anonymous #1 4w

honestly i’m not sure, but here’s an older pic of it! it’s bigger now

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Anonymous OP 4w

that looks similar to my albo! i don’t see that at stores often so maybe on the rarer side but not super exclusive fancy. if that makes sense. someone super into houseplants and specifically syngoniums may find it less rare but for me personally, i had never seen one and bought it on the spot, didn’t even look at the price. so depends on the audience it reaches but a single unrooted cutting might go for $3-$10? at least that’s what i would put mine at. depending on leaf size and cutting length.

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Anonymous #1 4w

thank you!! i sold a decent sized cutting for $8 once so i’ll try to up the price and see if ppl will still bite

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