Plant Know-How: Scindapsus picture 'Silvery Ann'


CARE TIPS:
Light: Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' does well in medium to bright indirect light. If grown in medium or lower light the leaves may be less silvery.
Water: Water your Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' when about 3/4ths of the soil has gone dry. Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' is a plant that makes it very obvious when it is thirsty. When the soil has gone dry the leaves will begin to curl inwards. If your plant begins to do this simply give it a good soak and they'll perk right back up!
Did you know? Scindapsus pictus is naturally a shingling plant. This means that in the wild Scindapsus pictus grows climbing up tree trunks with its leaves pressed flat against the tree. When not given any structure to climb Scindpasus pictus grows as the hanging plant we're used to seeing it as. If you want to try to replicate its shingling behavior give it a moss pole to climb!
Want to bring home one of these sparkly plants? We have Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' available! We are open for in store shopping so you can come pick out the perfect plant!