Scindapsus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae. It is native to Southeast Asia, New Guinea, Queensland, and a few western Pacific islands. The species Scindapsus pictus is common in cultivation. Scindapsus is not easily distinguishable from Epipremnum. This is an easy care and fast growing vining plant. Depending on the species, it has a variety of reflective silvery variegation.
Scindapsus ‘Pictus Argyraeus’
Known for its trailing foliage, this plant is a statement piece in any home. 'Pictus' means painted and refers to the silver splashes on its leaves. This plant lives bright, indirect light and can tolerate low light as well. Use well draining soil and water when the top 2 inches is dried out. If your leaves start to turn yellow, that means you may have overwatered your plant. They enjoy being pruned and cut back and can be propagated in water and planted in soil when the roots have emerged. This plant is toxic so be mindful of pets and children.
Scindapsus ‘Silver Splash’
Known for its trailing foliage, this plant is a statement piece in any home. This plant lives bright, indirect light and can tolerate low light as well. Use well draining soil and water when the top 2 inches is dried out. If your leaves start to turn yellow, that means you may have overwatered your plant. They enjoy being pruned and cut back and can be propagated in water and planted in soil when the roots have emerged. This plant is toxic so be mindful of pets and children.
