Scindapsus pictus - Silver Satin

Satin pothos is one of the easiest houseplants to grow. They are evergreen tropical vines that are drought tolerant and don't require a lot of water. The heart-shaped leaves have silvery grey splotches, which makes them look almost shiny and adds to the visual appeal of the plant.

Satin pothos just like its botanical cousin Devil's Ivy/Pothos is one of the easiest houseplants to grow. They are evergreen tropical vines that are drought tolerant and don't require a lot of water.  Allow the top layer of soil to dry between waterings.

They are ideal as a hanging plant, but it can also be trained to grow up a support.

What distinguishes satin pothos is the variegation of its foliage. The heart-shaped leaves have silvery grey splotches, which makes them look almost shiny and adds to the visual appeal of the plant. The intensity of the variegation depends on the cultivar.

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is this a silver satin pothos? i've been looking at pics of silvery anne and a few others types of philo and pothos and i'm confusing myself help 😂 i bought it