silvery ann pothos vs satin pothos Scindapsus pictus 'Silver Ann' – Satin Pothos

silvery ann pothos vs satin pothos Scindapsus pictus 'Silver Ann' – Satin PothosScindapsus pictus Silver Ann Satin Pothos is a beautiful trailing houseplant with heart shaped leaves dusted in shimmering silver. Its cascading vines and velvety foliage make it perfect for shelves, hanging planters, or letting trail from a high spot. Easy to care for and fast growing, its a brilliant choice for beginners and experienced plant lovers alike. Often called Satin Pothos, this variety is especially prized for its elegant silvery mottling.

Scindapsus pictus ‘Silver Ann’ – Satin Pothos is a beautiful trailing houseplant with heart-shaped leaves dusted in shimmering silver. Its cascading vines and velvety foliage make it perfect for shelves, hanging planters, or letting trail from a high spot. Easy to care for and fast-growing, it’s a brilliant choice for beginners and experienced plant lovers alike. Often called Satin Pothos, this variety is especially prized for its elegant silvery mottling.

Plant Care 

Light: Bright indirect light, too much sun, and you risk scorching the leaves. The plant will tolerate lower light. 

Watering: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch, or if you are displaying as a hanging plant, you can tell if it needs a drink by the weight of your basket. The plant will also let you know it needs a drink with wilted leaves. 

Temperature: 15-24°C, a tolerant range, try to avoid too much heat or cold drafts for optimum plant happiness. 

Potting: A well-draining mix is great for these plants, so why not try our Airy Aroid mix

Hot tips: Not only can you display this as a hanging trailer plant, but it also LOVES to grow upwards, similar to its natural habitat, so a moss pole is also a great choice for this plant. 

Pet Friendly: NOPE, don't even try to have this in reach of furry friends, good thing you can hang it up out of reach!