silvery ann pothos vs satin pothos Scindapsus pictus, "Silvery Anne"

silvery ann pothos vs satin pothos Scindapsus pictus, "Silvery Anne"The Scindapsus Pictus 'Silvery Ann' has light green leaves that are highly variegated with silvery, reflective patches. The heart shaped leaves have a velvety, matte texture, that shares the reputation for being easy to care for and low light tolerant with other members of the genus. Eventually, its vines grow quite long and readily cascade, making the Silvery Ann a great choice for hanging planters. Light : Thrives in low to medium indirect light.

The Scindapsus Pictus 'Silvery Ann' has light green leaves that are highly variegated with silvery, reflective patches. The heart-shaped leaves have a velvety, matte texture, that shares the reputation for being easy to care for and low light tolerant with other members of the genus. Eventually, its vines grow quite long and readily cascade, making the Silvery Ann a great choice for hanging planters.

☀☀ Light : 

Thrives in low to medium indirect light.

 Water : 

Allow plant to dry out before watering again. We recommend bottom watering due to the shallow root system of the Pothos. To bottom water, place the bottom of the pot in a bowl or tray of water. Let the plant absorb for approximately 30 minutes, then give the pot a good shake to remove excess water. 

+ Plant Tip : 

To promote rapid growth, we recommend using a balanced, slow release fertilizer such as 14-14-14.