do pothos like terracotta pots Scindapsus, Satin pothos – Horti

do pothos like terracotta pots Scindapsus, Satin pothos – HortiSilvery Satin pothos These beautiful vining plants are a great choice for beginners. They have a matte like texture and feel a bit velvety to touch, hence the common name Satin. Scindapsus pictus is commonly sold in the market as a Satin pothos or Silver philodendron, but it's neither a pothos or a philodendron. They are all cousins and belong to the same genus though. The one with large heart shaped leaves is 'Exotica' and the smaller one is

Silvery Satin pothos

These beautiful vining plants are a great choice for beginners. They have a matte like texture and feel a bit velvety to touch, hence the common name Satin. 

Scindapsus pictus is commonly sold in the market as a Satin pothos or Silver philodendron, but it's neither a pothos or a philodendron. They are all cousins and belong to the same genus though. 

The one with large heart-shaped leaves is 'Exotica' and the smaller one is 'Argyraeus', although to avoid confusion since most places sell them as Satin pothos we have also decided to retain that name.

Care and Maintenance

This plant is very tolerant and abuse-resistant. It can handle low-medium light but the variegation shows best in bright light. Keep it away from direct sun and water once the top soil is dry. 

What's included

- Plant
- Plant care and repotting instruction cards

- 6" hand-painted terracotta pot & saucer (if ordered)

- Dehydrated soil wafer is included with pot

This plant is not safe for pets.

Note: We get both these varieties in cycle from our growers, so depending on availability you could receive the small or big leaf plant. (They are both amazing!)