Satin pothos (Scindapsus) is a velvety trailing plant with soft silver patterning that reads elevated and calm—perfect for shelves, nightstands, and anywhere you want texture without fuss.
Hand-potted in our well-draining Androots soil blend and styled in a 5” ceramic planters with drainage.
Plant: Satin Pothos (Scindapsus pictus)
Pot size: 4.5" ceramic planter
Drainage: Yes — with drainage
Included: Plant + pot + saucer, fully potted and ready to display
Light: Bright, indirect light is best for strong growth and bold silver pattern. Tolerates medium light; avoid harsh direct sun.
Water: Water when the soil is about 50-60% dry. Fully saturate until water drains, then let it drain completely. (Scindapsus prefers to dry a bit more than typical pothos.)
Humidity: Average home humidity works, but it thrives with moderate humidity (especially in winter).
Temperature: 65–85°F is ideal. Keep away from cold drafts.
Growth Tips: Let vines trail or train up a small stake/moss pole for larger leaves. Pinch tips to encourage branching.
Styled by Androots / IG: @byandroots
Satin pothos (Scindapsus) is a velvety trailing plant with soft silver patterning that reads elevated and calm—perfect for shelves, nightstands, and anywhere you want texture without fuss.
Hand-potted in our well-draining Androots soil blend and styled in a 5” ceramic planters with drainage.
Plant: Satin Pothos (Scindapsus pictus)
Pot size: 4.5" ceramic planter
Drainage: Yes — with drainage
Included: Plant + pot + saucer, fully potted and ready to display
Light: Bright, indirect light is best for strong growth and bold silver pattern. Tolerates medium light; avoid harsh direct sun.
Water: Water when the soil is about 50-60% dry. Fully saturate until water drains, then let it drain completely. (Scindapsus prefers to dry a bit more than typical pothos.)
Humidity: Average home humidity works, but it thrives with moderate humidity (especially in winter).
Temperature: 65–85°F is ideal. Keep away from cold drafts.
Growth Tips: Let vines trail or train up a small stake/moss pole for larger leaves. Pinch tips to encourage branching.
Styled by Androots / IG: @byandroots
