Scindapsus, 8in HB, Silvery Ann

Scindapsus, 8in HB, Silvery AnnThe Scindapsus Pictus, commonly known as the Satin Pothos is a plant that has taken the world by storm. It has a trailing habit and vines out as long as you let them. These plants are fast growers and have beautiful heart shaped leaves that are larger than other pothos varieties. The Silvery Anne variety has beautiful blotching of silvery white variegation on smooth leaves. If you need any more photos or additional information on this product, send us

The Scindapsus Pictus, commonly known as the Satin Pothos is a plant that has taken the world by storm. It has a trailing habit and vines out as long as you let them. These plants are fast growers and have beautiful heart-shaped leaves that are larger than other pothos varieties. The Silvery Anne variety has beautiful blotching of silvery white variegation on smooth leaves.

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Attributes

Type: Tropical
Height: 8 in - 12 in
Spread: 24 in - 144 in
Light: Bright Indirect to Medium Indirect
Water: Light
Zone: 10 - 12
Pet Safe: Toxic

Care

General Maintenance: Scindapsus are very easy plants to grow, they are very tolerant of many different household climates.

Temperature: Scindapsus will thrive in moderate household temperatures. They love to be between 20-24 degrees Celsius during the daytime and can tolerate slightly cooler nighttime temperatures. Do not allow your Scindapsus to go below 16 degrees Celsius

Light: These plants will thrive and grow like mad with bright indirect light, they will also do well in medium light settings. They will tolerate low light settings, but their growth will be inhibited. Do not expose to direct sunlight or the leaves will burn

Watering: Water your Scindapsus when the leaves start to wilt and curl. Or when the top 2-3 inches of soil is completely dry. These plants are tolerant of drought, and can handle some overwatering, but remember that it is always better to underwater than overwater

Soil: Any well-draining soil mix and these plants will be happy

Fertilizer: Scindapsus don't need much fertilization, but a balanced houseplant fertilizer that has been diluted can be applied once every 2 weeks for increased growth