Satin Pothos Vs Silver Pothos

The 'Silver Satin' pothos is the most common variety of Silver Pothos, however, some people may refer to the 'Silver Splash' and 'Silvery Anne' varieties as “Silver Pothos” as well.

Is satin pothos the same as Scindapsus pictus?

Scindapsus pictus usually goes by the common names of Satin Pothos or Silver Vine. It has beautiful firm matte green leaves covered in slightly reflective silver blotches that shimmer and catch your eye in the right light. The leaf edges are outlined in a thin line of silver too. Gorgeous.

Can satin pothos survive in low light?

Satin Pothos Sunlight Requirements Protect Satin Pothos from direct sunlight. Place it in a location that gets plenty of bright but indirect light. If Satin Pothos is in a lower light environment, the foliage may start to lose some of its silvery markings.

Is satin pothos same as exotica?

A stunning variety, the Exotica is an incredible houseplant, often referred to as Satin Pothos or Silver Satin Pothos (even though it is not a Pothos at all). With thick, broad leaves, almost as stiff as cardboard, and the majority of each leaf covered in silver, their foliage can grow to be the size of your hand!

What is the rarest pothos plant?

Harlequin Pothos. Harlequin is the rarest pothos you can lay your hands on. It looks a lot like Manjula and looks like a mix of marble and snow queen pothos with a little more variegation on the leaves.

What is the most beautiful pothos plant?

• 01 of 09. Golden Pothos. Costa Farms / Home Depot.
• 02 of 09. Neon Pothos. Neon pothos is prime for people with a penchant for bright colors. ...
• 03 of 09. Marble Queen Pothos. ...
• 04 of 09. Manjula Pothos. ...
• 05 of 09. Jessenia Pothos. ...
• 06 of 09. Pearls and Jade Pothos. ...
• 07 of 09. Silver Satin Pothos. ...
• 08 of 09. Cebu Blue Pothos.

Is a satin pothos actually a pothos?

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.

Are satin pothos slow growers?

Satin Pothos is a sweet little vining houseplant with a slow to moderate growth rate. It doesn't grow fast, but yours will need a bigger pot at some point.

Does satin pothos need misting?

As a rule of thumb, no. Pothos don't typically require misting. To increase humidity around a pothos in the winter months, you'd be best to set the plant on a pebble tray. Misting the plant won't help keep it adequately watered or in the proper humidity, and may even increase the risk of pest infestation on the plant.

Where should I put my satin pothos?

Satin Pothos plants grow best in bright, indirect light. I've found the perfect place for this pothos is in front of an east-facing window. That's where I've observed the best growth and health.

How do you make satin pothos Fuller?

How to Make Pothos Fuller: 5 Simple Tips

1. Method 1: Properly Prune Your Plant. Tools Needed.
2. Method 2: Fertilize Your Pothos.
3. Method 3: Give it More Sun.
4. Method 4: Keep Them Well-Watered.
5. Method 5: Make Sure It's The Right Temperature.

Do satin pothos like to climb?

In nature, satin pothos use their aerial roots to climb tree trunks and grow upwards. This allows them to grow larger leaves. To replicate that at home, use a trellis, coco coir pole, or moss pole to train the Scindapsus to climb.

Are moonlight pothos rare?

Sometimes called Moonlight Scindapsus, this rare plant is easy, low maintenance and will trail nicely once growing. Satin pothos have gorgeous delicate heart shaped leaves which can be trained to climb or trail.

Is the Harlequin pothos real?

Harlequin pothos are real, but they are not of a stand-alone pothos variety. They are possibly a highly variegated version of the Manjula pothos. Some have theorized that its more intense white variegations became the propagated cuttings that formed the rare houseplant.

Is Treubii Moonlight a pothos?

Neither Treubii Moonlight nor Pictus Exotica are pothos plants. They are scindapsus plants. Scindapsus is its own genus in the Araceae (aka aroid) family. Pothos is a member of the epipremnum genus, which is also part of the Araceae family.

Can pothos live 30 years?

Yours may live for 2 years, 10 years or even longer depending on the conditions it is in and how it is cared for. Parts of the plant will age. Leaves may turn yellow and fall off through no fault of the owner, while stems become diminished over time.

What is the lifespan of a pothos plant?

The pothos lifespan is five to 10 years on average, depending on their environment and any life-shortening bacteria, fungi or insects.

Can you plant two types of pothos together?

The simple answer here is yes, two pothos will typically be fine when potted together. In fact, more than one cultivar in the same pot should be fine together. But the key is making sure that the pot is big enough to house them.

Which pothos is the easiest to care for?

Golden Pothos They're easily identifiable as they have telltale heart-shaped green leaves that are splashed with golden hues. Also known as Devil's Ivy, the golden pothos is quite resilient and probably the easiest to grow of all of the pothos varieties out there.

What is the slowest growing pothos?

SNOW QUEEN POTHOS – Epipremnum aureum 'Snow Queen' Remember that growth is slow due to the highly variegated leaves and lack of chlorophyll.