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Satin Pothos | Scindapsus Pictus | Hanging Pot
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Unit E1, 26 Sir Alfred Owen Way
Joe's Plant Place
Caerphilly CF83 3HU
United Kingdom
Plant Description
Description
Scindapsus pictus ‘Silvery Ann’, commonly known as Silvery Ann Satin Pothos, is an attractive trailing houseplant with heart-shaped green leaves covered in distinctive silver markings. Some leaves develop large areas of silver colouring, giving the plant its characteristic appearance. Grown in a hanging pot, its trailing vines cascade naturally, making it ideal for shelves, hanging displays and bright indoor spaces.
PLANT CARE
Everything you need to know to keep your plant happy and thriving.
LIGHT
Medium Light
WATER
Moderate watering. Allow the top few centimetres of compost to dry out between waterings. Water thoroughly and allow excess water to drain away. Reduce watering during winter when growth naturally slows.
SOIL
Free-draining aroid mix containing houseplant compost, orchid bark and perlite to provide good drainage and airflow around the roots.
REPOT
Repot every 1–2 years in spring or when noticeably rootbound. Move up only one pot size at a time. When repotting a hanging specimen, carefully untangle the vines to avoid damaging the stems.
HUMIDITY
Medium
DIFFICULTY
Beginner
AIR PURIFYING
Yes
JOE'S TOP TIP
Give your ‘Trebie’ plenty of bright, indirect light to maintain its strong silver markings and encourage fuller growth. Trim longer or sparse vines occasionally to encourage branching. It can also be trained onto a moss pole if you want to encourage larger, more mature leaves.
COMMON MISTAKE
Overwatering. Allow the upper section of compost to dry before watering again. Constantly wet compost can cause yellowing leaves and root rot.
WHEN TO COME BACK TO US
Bring it back (or a photo) in 6–8 weeks if you want: • Repotting advice • Propagation advice • Help encouraging fuller trailing growth • Advice on training it to climb • A general plant health check
PLANT FACT
Despite commonly being called a Satin Pothos, Scindapsus pictus isn't actually a true Pothos. ‘Trebie’ is particularly known for its larger leaves and extensive silver markings.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Cultivar of Scindapsus pictus, a species native to Southeast Asia